
ALROSA sells rough and polished diamonds worth USD 288 million in May
ALROSA Group, the world leader in diamond production, announces diamond sales results for May and five months of 2018.
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ALROSA Group, the world leader in diamond production, announces diamond sales results for May and five months of 2018.
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US$550 million (provisional)
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