Constellium Lands Rolled Aluminium Supply Deal With Boeing
Amsterdam rolled and extruded aluminium leader Constellium N.V. announced the execution of a new deal with The Boeing Company yesterday...
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Arconic Sells Texarkana Aluminium Rolling Mill To Taiwan Firm For US$300 Million Plus Contingency Cash
American value-added aluminium firm Arconic announced on Monday a deal to sell its rolling mill in Texarkana, Texas to an American subsidiary of the Republic of China’s Ta Chen Stainless Pipe Co., Ltd. (TCI). Per Arconic’s press release, the sale, which is...
Braidy Selects Kiewit As EPC For Greenfield Aluminium Mill Project
Eastern Kentucky aluminium firm Braidy Industries Inc. announced last week the selection of Kiewit as the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction...
Gränges and Mitsubishi Aluminium Joint Venture For North American Plant Placed In Limbo
A joint venture planned between Sweden’s Gränges AB and Japan’s Mitsubishi Aluminum Co., Ltd. to build a plant in North...
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Novelis Buys Aleris For US$2.6 Billion
In a move that will change the global rolled-aluminium landscape, rolled and recycled aluminium firm Novelis Inc. today agreed to the purchase of Atlanta’s rolled-aluminium firm Aleris for US$2.6 billion plus debt. The merger, which will create a firm with pro-forma revenues of around US$15 billion, is expected to be concluded in 9 to 15 […]
Constellium Expands Automotive Aluminium Offerings At Czech Republic Plant
Amsterdam rolled and extruded aluminium leader Constellium N.V. announced to the world yesterday its plans to expand operations at its plant in Decin, Czech Republic in an effort at meeting the ever-rising demand for aluminium profiles the firm’s customers continue to present it. Constellium’s plans for the site include a new casthouse and extrusion press, […]
Gränges to Reopen NW Arkansas Rolling Mill in Q1 2019 After US$26 MM in Upgrades
Swedish rolled aluminium firm Gränges AB yesterday disclosed that it will soon restart production at its aluminium rolling mill in Newport, Arkansas. The company will invest around US$26 million in the plant prior to its reopening, primarily to upgrade equipment already on site. Per the company, upgrades should be complete and production will commence by […]
Shipments and Revenue Up, but Taxes and Debt Refinancing Keep Constellium in the Red in 2017
Amsterdam rolled and extruded aluminium leader Constellium N.V. released results for the final quarter and full year of 2017 yesterday. Though shipments were up in both periods, debt refinancing and reforms in the United States tax structure kept the firm’s net profits in the red. Constellium shipped 350 thousand metric tons of product in the […]
Aleris Opens US$400 MM Aluminium Auto Body Sheet Production Facility in NW Kentucky
Cleveland rolled aluminium firm Aleris International, Inc. opened a new, US$400-million aluminium automotive body sheet production facility at its plant in Lewisport, Kentucky earlier this month. According to the firm’s announcement released yesterday, the Lewisport plant is an effort by the company to capitalize on the current and expected continued growth of aluminium demand in […]
The Net-Zero Shift Starts With Low Carbon Aluminium
2020 was supposed to be “year of climate action”, with the Glasgow COP26 acting as a major milestone for both businesses and policymakers to accelerate decarbonization efforts. However, with COVID-19 disrupting lives and economies in an unprecedented manner, countries across the globe ...
Aluminium at the LME Week – Key Takeaways
Between October 28 and November 1st, London hosted the traditional London Metals Exchange (LME) Week gathering of analysts, brokers, traders ...
Aluminium Market Oversupplied, Demand Growth Flat
Base metals prices reacted positively to the progress registered in the latest round of US – China trade talks in ...
Aluminium of Greece (AOG): is the Pechiney spirit still alive?
Between September 24-25, FastmarketsMB organized its annual aluminium conference in Athens. A day before the conference, in accordance with an ...
