Aluminij Mostar

Aluminij Mostar Inks Aluminium Billet Offtake Agreement With Glencore

Aluminij Mostar Inks Aluminium Billet Offtake Agreement With Glencore

Bosnian aluminium smelter Aluminij d.d. Mostar signed a five-year deal this week with British-Swiss firm Glencore plc for the supply of aluminium billet. No details of the deal beyond its term were released to the press. The two firms have been partners...

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Is Rio Tinto’s ISAL smelter a bargain or a smart investment?

At least three companies (including Swiss commodity trader Glencore and German Trimet Aluminium) have expressed interest in buying Rio Tinto’s aluminium assets in Iceland, Sweden and the Netherlands, priced at up to US$ 350 million, news agencies reported earlier this month. A source cited by Reuters mentioned that Liberty House is also interested in these […]

Aluminij D.D. Mostar Closes Its Doors As Bankruptcy Proceedings Begin

Despite overtures from Emirates Global Aluminuim PJSC and an infusion of cash from Glencore plc, Bosnian smelter Aluminij d.d. Mostar made the decision to shutter the plant and file for bankruptcy yesterday. Wire services reported that the plant was removed from the power grid just after midnight Wednesday morning due to the firm’s substantial outstanding […]

EGA, Glencore In Talks With Bosnian Government Over Struggling Aluminij Smelter

Talks are underway over the fate of Bosnian aluminium smelter Aluminij d.d. Mostar, as Emirates Global Aluminium PJSC and Glencore plc have both expressed interest to the Bosnian government regarding the formation of a strategic partnership with the struggling plant. According to domestic reportage, EGA is in the early stages of developing a plan for […]

No threat of closure for South East Europe’s smelters in near future

Latest on SEE primary aluminium industry In the Balkan region, there are currently five operational smelters producing some 610,000 tonnes of primary aluminium a year, with total capacity of 672,000 tonnes/year. However, production has decreased by over 180,000 tonnes in 2015, compared to 2006. Today, there are just over 6000 workers employed compared to over […]