Russian-state run mining firm Alrosa recently held a meeting in Moscow, in which, the company’s Supervisory Board noted production and financial reviews for 2009 and its financial budget and strategies for 2010. The meeting was conducted under the chairmanship of Alexei Kudrin, Russia's Finance Minister and vice premier. %% The company’s total rough diamond production in 2009 valued at $2.244 million and sales of rough and polished diamonds valued $2.187 million. As such, net profit is predicted at $105 million. Amongst the targets set for 2010, the mining company is looking at: rough diamond production worth of $2.314 million for the Alrosa Group, worth $1.723 million for Alrosa Co. Ltd.; revenues worth $3.302 million from core product sales for the Alrosa Group, including $2.618 billion from Alrosa Co. Ltd., comprised of sales of rough diamonds of $2.493 million and polished diamond sales of $124.9 million. The company has estimated its pre-tax earnings to amount to $212.4 million, and Alrosa Co. Ltd's. net profit are predicted to be worth $87.6 million. Budget for prospecting and exploration is set at $89.4 million. Also, the Supervisory Board approved a proposal by the company’s Executive Board to issue $1.45 billion worth of bonds in the second quarter of 2010.