Financial policy
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We are building a world-class company, and our strategy aims both at leadership in terms of production volumes and at implementing the highest international standards in all ALROSA’s operations
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ALROSA’s business relies on a strong resource base, efficient production processes, innovative technologies and international business standards
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We guarantee the transparent and fair terms of access to rough diamonds for all customers
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ALROSA Diamonds
Only natural diamonds and unmatched cut quality
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Financial policy

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The Company is committed to a balanced liquidity management strategy to support and develop its operations. Its primary liquidity sources are cash and liquid financial instruments, as well as guaranteed and non-guaranteed credit facilities.

When defining optimal debt level, the Company targets the last twelve months net debt1 to EBITDA2 ratio of 0.5x—1.0x.

The Company also seeks to minimise the weighted average cost of capital3 through an optimum debt to equity balance.

To minimise the cost of borrowing, the Company seeks to remain active in debt capital markets and meet its target financial and economic metrics required to maintain an investment-grade credit rating (BBB- or above as per S&P rating agency scale), including an the last twelve months net debt / EBITDA ratio at 1.5x or below.

Key borrowing terms are:

— currency — US dollars;

— weighted average maturity 

— 3-4 years.

1 Net debt is total debt less cash and cash equivalents.
2 EBITDA is the Company’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation.
3 Weighted average cost of capital (WACC) is the cost of equity and debt used to finance the Company’s activities.
News
ALROSA releases its Sustainability Report for 2021
31 Aug 2022
Information about Eurobond coupon payments
10 Aug 2022
Eurobond coupon payment announcement
19 Jul 2022
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