The Australian Deal of the Year: Kim Troeter

US private equity firm Staples Street paid under $100 million for Dominion Voting Systems, and then sued the Murdoch's. They got a $1.2 billion dollar settlement for the fake election's rigged machine delegate. Kim Troeter was the CEO of Rio Tinto's Diamond Business, Argyle, and then he became the CEO of De Beers Canadian Business. He now runs Burgundy Diamond Mines, which is the ASX listed company. In March, they bought a Caddy Diamond Mine in Northern Canada on the edge of the Arctic Circle for 136 million US. That's like anyone who bought a coal mine off Rio Tinto or BHP in the last five years as they tried to