Bruce Cleaver to be succeeded by Al Cook as CEO of De Beers Group
Presse release – Bruce Cleaver to become Co-Chairman of De Beers Group.
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Presse release – Bruce Cleaver to become Co-Chairman of De Beers Group.
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While De Beers—and the jewelry industry as a whole—have enjoyed a strong first half of 2022, the company feels a lot more cautious about the second half, CEO Bruce Cleaver told JCK in an interview Friday [July 29], a day after the release of De Beers’ first-half financial results.
Depending on which sales measurement service you consult, July’s jewelry sales either continued the industry’s unprecedented hot streak or showed that its amazing two-year run was cooling off.
Jewelry sales boasted an impressive performance in the first half of 2022. Sales rose nearly across the board – a particularly impressive act against the excellent performance of 2021. However, as the months went by, sales deteriorated until they fell behind in June.