totaled 20% in 2017. Financial indicators Reporting standards: IFRS Auditor: PWC – no remarks Unit of measurement: RUB bn 2017 Pink Diamond find On 21 September 2017, TASS news agency reported Alrosa's most expensive gem to date, a 28.65 carat pink diamond. The largest pink diamond previously mined by Alrosa weighed 3.86 carats, one of a total of only three others that the company has mined of over two carats each during the past eight years. The gem is reported to be of jewelry quality, measuring 22.47 x 15.69 x 10.9 millimetres, with a saturated pink tone and practically no defects, according to Alrosa. The pink diamond was mined by subsidiary Almazy Anabara, which operates the Severalmaz kimberlite pipes and placer deposits near riverways in the northwest part of Yakutia. Sales and Marketing Alrosa's trading policy is regulated by the Regulations on Procedures and Conditions of Selling Natural Diamonds drafted jointly with Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia (FAS). In 2012, Alrosa signed a long-term agreement for the supply of rough diamonds with Belgium's Laurelton Diamondsa Inc., a subsidiary of Tiffany & Co. According to the terms of the three-year trade agreement Tiffany & Co. can annually purchase rough diamonds worth at least 60 million U.S. dollars. ALROSA actively supports Russian government bodies in their efforts to achieve the goals and implement the requirements of the Kimberley Process by various means, including taking a strong and principled position to not supply rough diamonds to legal entities and individual business people if they: come from a country that is not an official member of the Kimberley Process; do not comply with the international Kimberley Process Diamond Certification Scheme (KPCS); violate the procedure for separate sales of natural, synthetic and treated natural diamonds and their end products established in the global practice; violate the requirements of tax, customs and other legislation; are in the process of restructuring, liquidation or insolvency; have provided inaccurate information about themselves. Financial results In 2017, ALROSA exceeded that year's target by producing 39.6 million carats of diamonds, which is a 6% improvement from a year earlier. The diamond sales of ALROSA Group exceeded 41 million carats in 2017, which is a 3% increase compared to the previous year. In 2017, the company’s revenue was RUB 275.4 billion, EBITDA was RUB 126.9 billion, net profit was RUB 78.6 billion. ALROSA market capitalization in 2017 was RUB 553 billion or