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Jul 28, 2026
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Ekati’s assets? $192 million. Ekati’s debt? $400 million plus.
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Ekati’s assets? $192 million. Ekati’s debt? $400 million plus.
Ollie Williams
Tuesday July 28, 2026 at 5:57am MT
Vehicles used at the now-paused Point Lake development are arranged for storage at the Ekati mine site. Photo: GNWT
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A newly published document provides a sense of how much value is left at the failed Ekati diamond mine – and the debt that helped crush it.
The storied NWT mine went into receivership this month after nearly three decades in operation. Its owner had blamed tariffs and lab-grown diamonds for the mine’s financial trouble, among other factors.
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