BIG weeks ahead for LOM, page-126

http://diamondinvestingnews.com/11784-lucapa-diamond-lulo-concession-angola.html

That said, Lucapa isn’t content to simply mine alluvial diamonds. Its plan is to use the revenue it generates from doing so to pursue its main goal of locating the “primary kimberlite source, or sources, of [the alluvial] gems.”
However, with the next phase of its kimberlite exploration program currently under review, Lucapa’s next step will be to use existing on-site infrastructure to start building up to a throughput rate of about 14,000 bulk cubic meters of diamond-bearing alluvial gravels per month. It plans to reach that target by early Q2 2015 and then ramp up to 40,000 bulk cubic meters a month within about 12 months.