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Hindalco Considering Move Into Lithium Production

Hindalco Considering Move Into Lithium Production

Indian aluminium firm Hindalco Industries is mulling entering the lithium market in a bid to enhance its aluminium business. Such is the news from domestic media earlier this week. Hindalco’s managing director Satish Pai told the media that the move lacks only...

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Events

Novelis To Establish Global Network Of Automotive Aluminium Innovation Centers

Novelis To Establish Global Network Of Automotive Aluminium Innovation Centers

Atlanta’s rolled and recycled aluminium firm Novelis Inc. yesterday announced plans to establish a worldwide network of Customer Solution Centers (CSCs) in an effort at fostering greater cooperation between and among itself and automakers in ushering in the next generation of vehicle design. Per the firm’s press release, the CSCs will house researchers, designers, and […]

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Hindalco Inks Deal With Indian State Of Gujarat To Build New Aluminium Extrusion And Recycling Plants

Hindalco Inks Deal With Indian State Of Gujarat To Build New Aluminium Extrusion And Recycling Plants

Indian aluminium smelter Hindalco Industries signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) last week with the Western India state of Gujarat to establish what will ultimately become the state’s largest aluminium extrusion and aluminium recycling plants. According to local media reports, the MoU was executed on Friday by Hindalco Industries managing director Satish Pai and principal […]

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Utkal Alumina Expansion To Be Complete Within 30 Months – Hindalco’s Pai

Utkal Alumina Expansion To Be Complete Within 30 Months – Hindalco’s Pai

Hindalco subsidiary Utkal Alumina International told domestic media on Wednesday that the 500 thousand metric ton per annum expansion at its plant in Rayagada is scheduled to be completed within the next 2-1/2 years. Hindalco’s managing director Satish Pai elaborated upon the firm’s progress at the plant. “Our Utkal plant remains the most efficient producer […]

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AAI’s Call For Limits on Aluminium Imports Favor Big Smelters At SMEs’ Expense – ASMA

AAI’s Call For Limits on Aluminium Imports Favor Big Smelters At SMEs’ Expense – ASMA

An Indian association of secondary aluminium manufacturers issued a scathing rebuke to comments made last week by the Aluminium Association of India calling for restrictions on aluminium imports from the People’s Republic of China. In a letter issued to India’s Business Standard, carbon-copied to Aluminium Insider, and signed by Anil Agarwal, Indian trade group Aluminium […]

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