Construction began in 2013 with Hatch as the EPCM engineering firm. The Mine began production in 2016. The site consists of open pits, a concentration and recovery plant that converts kimberlite ore to rough diamonds, and support facilities including a camp, airport, and other infrastructure. As of 2020, the 5034 and Hearne pits are in full production and initial sampling of the Tuzo pit has begun. In 2020, De Beers Group announced plans for the mine to become carbon neutral by 2030.