ALROSA reported sales and production results for the fourth quarter and full year 2014. For the quarter, the company sold 10.79 million carats of diamonds, including 6.85 million carats of gem-quality diamonds at an average price of $161 per carat, and 3.94 million carats of industrial diamonds at an average price of $11 per carat.

For the year 2014, the company sold 39.57 million carats of diamonds, including 27.74 million carats of gem-quality diamonds at an average price of $171 per carat, and 11.83 million carats of industrial diamonds at an average price of $12 per carat. Revenue from diamond sales in 2014 reached no less than $5.05 billion, including revenue from rough diamond sales - no less than $4.90 billion.

For the quarter, the company's diamond production totaled 10.56 million carats, which is 8% higher compared to third quarter of 2014. The production increase was driven by the completion of planned maintenance at processing plants, which process ore from the International, Aikhal and Mir underground mines. The Company highlights the progress in key investment projects in fourth quarter of 2014: first 89,000 tons of ore from the Udachny underground mine were processed, diamond production totaled 114,000 carats, first 516,000 tons of ore from the Karpinskogo-1 pipe of the Lomonosov deposit were processed, diamond production totaled 266,000 carats.

In 2014 diamond production totaled 36.21 million carats and exceeded the initial Company's initial plan by 210,000 carats.

In 2015, the Company plans its diamond production to be at the level of 38 million carats, diamond sales at the level of 40 million carats, including sales of inventories of around 2 million carats. The company expects moderate growth of the diamond market in 2015 driven by positive macroeconomic indicators dynamic in major diamond jewellery consuming countries.