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  • Alcoa to Build Aluminium Smelter in Iceland
    News - 13 Jan 2003
    Alcoa have just approved plans for the construction of the 322,000 ton, Fjaroaal aluminium smelter in East Iceland. The plants is scheduled to be operational in 2007 and will cost Alcoa...
  • GM to Invest $80 Million to Produce Next Generation Aluminium Engines
    News - 21 Nov 2002
    General Motors have decided to invest $80 million into their Saginaw Metal Casting Operation, in Michigan, USA. The investment will be used to renovate part of the plant to accept the installation of...
  • Corus Sells Aluminium Businesses
    News - 24 Oct 2002
    It was announced today that Corus will sell its Aluminium Rolled Products and Extrusions businesses. The sale to Pechiney, the worlds fourth largest aluminium producer, for £543m ($841m)...
  • Hydro to Close Moultrie Aluminium Extrusions Plant
    News - 15 Oct 2002
    Despite recently made investments into the Moultrie (USA) aluminium extrusions plant, Norsk Hydro have decided to close the facility by the end of 2002 due to continued low levels of business. A weak...
  • Alouette Aluminium Plant to Undergo Expansion
    News - 2 Oct 2002
    The Alouette primary aluminium plant in Canada will be undergoing an expansion project following approval from shareholders. The total investment in the plant will CAD 1.41 billion and the project...
  • Reliance Steel and Aluminum to Acquire Assets of Two Metals USA Businesses
    News - 8 Aug 2002
    Reliance Steel and Aluminum has agreed to acquire the assets from two of Metals USA’s businesses. The assets of Metals USA are currently under the control of the US Bankruptcy Court. The...
  • All Aluminium Blocks for Diesel Engines from Hydro
    News - 3 Jul 2002
    Following the development of an all aluminium engine block, the board at Norsk Hydro have approved a major expansion project for VAW Alucast in Dillington. They have already committed 76 million Euros...
  • US Steelworkers Win Battle with Kaiser Aluminium
    News - 17 May 2002
    Stemming from a strike that began when workers walked off the job in the US fall of 1998, and were subsequently locked from mid January 1999 until October 2000, the National Labor Relations Board...
  • Increased Aluminium Output for Tomago Smelter
    News - 30 Apr 2002
    Pechiney, Gove Aluminium Finance and Hydro Aluminium, the joint venture partners in the Tomago Aluminium project (Australia) have agreed to increase the output of the plant. Current production...
  • Ford to Supply Aluminium Engines to MG Rover
    News - 23 Apr 2002
    MG Rover will source engines from Ford for use in their supercar, which is due to start production some time next year. The production versions of the supercar are based on the concept coupe labeled...

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