Aluminium International Today

Aluminium International Today is an English-language magazine focused on the aluminium industry, covering both its production and processing aspects. The publication features a roundup of worldwide news, events, and statistics, along with in-depth technical articles, profiles of companies and countries, reports from conferences, and regular economic updates for different regions.

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Vedanta reports record aluminium production

2 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Indian manufacturer Vedanta has reported record aluminium production in the past year. For the financial year from April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, Vedanta posted its aluminium production of 2,421 thousand tonnes compared to 2,370 thousand tonnes in FY2024. It was an annual increase of 2.11%, slightly lower than the growth rate of 3% the previous year.
IAI: renewables and recycling to drive aluminium emissions reduction

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Renewable electricity and recycling will be the primary driver of emissions reductions for aluminium, a study has revealed. A study by Eunomia, commissioned by the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), highlighted aluminium’s role in industrial decarbonisation, comparing its emissions reduction pathways to steel, copper, container glass and PVC. The findings emphasise that combining renewable electricity and recycling will be the primary driver of emissions reductions for aluminium.
Alcoa outlines San Ciprián smelter plan

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Alcoa has formulated a plan for the future of its San Ciprián, Spain aluminium complex. It has entered into a joint venture (JV) with Ignis Equity Holdings to support the smelter’s operations. Alcoa will own a 75% interest and continue as the managing operator and Ignis a 25% interest. Alcoa and Ignis contributed $81 (€75) million and $27 (€25) million, respectively, to form the JV and fund the operations.
TMS Las Vegas event posts record-breaking attendance

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

The TMS 2025 Annual Meeting & Exhibition was a resounding success for its host, The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, with a record-breaking attendance of just over 4,700 professionals. Last week’s meeting in Las Vegas, USA featured more than 3,400 oral presentations and in excess of 650 posters, spanning topics related to minerals, metals, and materials science and engineering.
Australian Aluminium Council supports trade protection plan

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

The Australian Aluminium Council has backed a government plan which protects the country’s manufacturers from unfair trade practices. The organisation, which represents Australian bauxite mining, alumina refining, aluminium smelting and downstream processing industries, said it welcomed its government’s Statement of Expectations for the Anti-Dumping Commission. It said the statement would play a critical role in protecting Australian manufacturers from unfair trade practices.
Novelis makes SECOND US plant closure in a week

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Aluminium producer Novelis is to close another US manufacturing facility. According to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) its Richmond, Virginia, USA facility will close on May 30, with the loss of 72 jobs. The Atlanta-Georgia headquartered company said its rolling mill in Richmond utilises pellet casting technology to produce aluminium rolled sheet for the building and construction industry.
Novelis to close US aluminium site

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Novelis is to close its manufacturing facility in Fairmont, West Virginia with the loss of 191 jobs. Workers at the site were told earlier today April 1. According to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) submitted to West Virginia the site will close on June 30 this year. “This closure is permanent and will affect all employees,” it states. Among the job positions lost include annealers, electricians, machine operators, millwrights, stamco operators and strapper/core handlers.
Alcoa Brazil highlights its sustainability strengths

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Alcoa Brazil’s manufacturing strengths were on the agenda when representatives from Brazil’s Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) and the Brazilian Association of Large Energy Consumers (Abrace) visited the company. The delegation came to the Poços de Caldas facilities to learn about Alcoa’s advances in sustainability, which contribute to the company’s ambition to achieve net zero GHG emissions across its global operations by 2050 for direct (Scope 1) and indirect (Scope 2) emissions.
ALUMINUM USA 2025 attendee registration is open

3 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Registration is now open for ALUMINUM USA 2025, the premier aluminum industry event taking place May 28-29, 2025, at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee. This year, the event will be co-located with Fastener Fair USA, creating opportunity for professionals from both industries to connect, learn, and discover the latest innovations in one location. Best of all, your badge grants you access to both exhibits at no additional cost.
Greece aluminium producer Metlen receives European recognition

4 weeks ago | aluminiumtoday.com | Greg Morris

Greek aluminium producer Metlen has been recognised by the European Commission as a Strategic Project. European Commission, Executive Vice President Mr. Stéphane Séjourné, visited Metlen’s Aluminium of Greece plant in Agios Nikolaos, Viotia, central Greece, to mark its inclusion in the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) list.