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Alrosa’s rough and polished diamond sales saw a massive uptick in May this year, on the back of healthy demand from diamond cutters and polishers as well as end-consumers.
The Russian miner reported that combined sales had reached US$365 million, with rough diamonds accounting for US$346 million and polished sales amounting to US$19 million.
The figure – a hefty improvement from US$40.1 million at the height of the Covid-19 crisis in May last year – also exceeded pre-coronavirus sales of US$266 million in May 2019.
“Our May sales results demonstrate strong demand coming from the Indian midstream,” revealed Evgeny Agureev, deputy CEO of Alrosa....
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