Wednesday, July 12, 2017

Joint Stock Company "ALROSA" (PJSC), the largest in the world in terms of diamond production, reports about getting the right to use subsurface resources in the deep horizons tube "Jubilee."
"ALROSA" has the right to use subsoil for exploration and mining of diamonds in the deep horizons of the deposit tube "Jubilee" Aikhal mine. The lower boundary of the license area is changed from 1,030 to 1,300 meters from the surface. The depth of the license area increased by 270 meters. Stocks of the ranges of depth of 7.4 million tonnes of ore and 5.4 million carats.
Exploration of deep horizons will provide the data necessary for further mine design in connection with working in the future stocks of the overlying horizons of the deposit.
"Successful implementation of the ore body exploration within a specified interval to extend the life of the field, which in turn will increase the mineral resource base" ALROSA ", - says the vice-president of" ALROSA "Rinat Gizatulin.
Currently, the mining of "Jubilee" of the tube being open way. During the first 9 months of 2016 the volume of diamond production from the field was 6.9 million carats.
Aikhal Mining and Processing Plant (GOK), built in 1986, is a producer of diamonds on the following sites: Career "Jubilee" and "Komsomolsky" mine "Aikhal". The share of the plant in the total production of the Group ALROSA diamonds accounted for 32% in 2015.
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