Alrosa sells $559.5m worth of diamonds in March

By Creamer Media Reporter      / April 10, 2018 / www.miningweekly.com / Article Link

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Russian diamond miner Alrosa sold $559.5-million worth of rough and polished diamonds in March, an increase on February’s sales of $541.9-million, despite a slight seasonal cooling off in demand during the month.

Deputy CEO Yury Okoemov said in a statement that auctions of diamonds larger than 10.8 ct had resulted in the higher month-on-month performance in the month under review.

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Total sales in the first quarter amounted to $1.61-billion, of which $1.58-billion were rough diamonds, with higher demand for medium and large-size rough diamonds.

Okoemov noted that, at the end of the first quarter, rough diamond stock had approached the technological minimum level.

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