This will be made possible thanks to the 'Peace - Deep' project
This will be made possible thanks to the 'Peace - Deep' project, which will ensure stable diamond mining until 2027. The company accounts for about 30% of global diamond production and 90% in Russia.
Consensus
- Pavel Marinychev met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
- Alrosa is the world's leading diamond producer by volume.
- Alrosa is the second-largest by revenue.
- The company has implemented import substitution for its software.
- Alrosa operates under sanctions and faces a global diamond industry crisis.
- Alrosa owns five mining and processing plants and more than 20 deposits.
- Alrosa produces gold and jewelry, and operates its own logistics, energy, and transport infrastructure.
- Alrosa's software has been fully replaced through import substitution.
Points of divergence
- Alrosa produces 30 million carats of diamonds annually. — vesti
- Alrosa's reserves amount to 1 billion carats, which is half of the world's total. — vedomosti
- Alrosa's clean loss under RSBP in January–June 2026 was 10.67 billion rubles, compared to a profit of 39.03 billion rubles in the same period of 2025. — vedomosti
- Alrosa's loss from sales in the first half of 2026 was 4.98 billion rubles, compared to a profit of 19.21 billion rubles in the same period in 2025. — vedomosti
- Alrosa ensures about 30% of global diamond production and 90% of Russia's diamond production. — vedomosti
- The 'Mir – Glubokiy' project will ensure stable diamond production until 2027. — vedomosti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Head of Alrosa told Putin about unconditional priority in the company — Вести
- Putin met with the general director of Alrosa — Ведомости
- Putin was told that Alrosa mines 30 million carats of diamonds per year — Вести