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We are a large aluminum extrusion industry in Brazil, with outstanding performance among the main companies in the sector. Present in the main markets in Brazil and the
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We are a large aluminum extrusion industry in Brazil, with outstanding performance among the main companies in the sector. Present in the main markets in Brazil and the
Aluminum demand in Brazil has seen strong growth in recent years and should remain high in the near future. Although the competitive advantages of aluminum relative to steel
The Brazilian aluminum industry plans to invest R$30 billion by 2025 to meet the projected growth in domestic demand in the coming years and try to recover its
Norsk Hydro has embarked on a billion-dollar investment cycle in Brazil, aiming to produce 100% “green” aluminum in the long term. The company operates a
Read more about our aluminium smelter operations in Brazil. About Brazil Alumina. As one of the world’s largest producers of aluminium, we are involved in each stage of
By using renewable electrical energy and maintaining stable production processes, its low-carbon aluminum series has maximum emissions of 4.0 kg of CO 2 e
Alux do Brasil manages the entire productive process of secondary aluminum alloy, from our compliance when receiving the material to be recycled to delivering the product to
Brazil’s aluminium scrap generation hit a record high of 719,900 tonnes in 2021 — up by 10.46% from 651,700 tonnes in 2020 — and became a viable alternative
The Brazil Aluminium smelter is located in São Luís in the state of Maranhão, Brazil. The smelter produces aluminium from alumina supplied by the co-located Alumar alumina refinery. South32 holds a 40 per cent share in Brazil Aluminium, with Alcoa Corporation holding the remaining 60 per
We are a large aluminum extrusion industry in Brazil, with outstanding performance among the main companies in the sector. Present in the main markets in Brazil and the
Aluminum demand in Brazil has seen strong growth in recent years and should remain high in the near future. Although the competitive advantages of aluminum relative to steel and plastic—recyclability, corrosion
The Brazilian aluminum industry plans to invest R$30 billion by 2025 to meet the projected growth in domestic demand in the coming years and try to recover its leading position in global trade. Most of the funds will be allocated to capacity expansion and updating, but they also include ESG projects, such as the safety of dams and clean
Norsk Hydro has embarked on a billion-dollar investment cycle in Brazil, aiming to produce 100% “green” aluminum in the long term. The company operates a bauxite mine in Paragominas and the Alunorte alumina refinery in Barcarena—the largest outside —, both in the state of Pará, as well as the country’s largest primary aluminum
Albras is the largest producer of primary aluminum in Brazil and since 1985 it has been supplying domestic and foreign markets with high-purity ingots. Hydro is the company’s main shareholder, with 51% of the shares in this joint
Read more about our aluminium smelter operations in Brazil. About Brazil Alumina. As one of the world’s largest producers of aluminium, we are involved in each stage of production, including bauxite mining, refining bauxite into alumina and
By using renewable electrical energy and maintaining stable production processes, its low-carbon aluminum series has maximum emissions of 4.0 kg of CO 2 e per kg of aluminum produced, significantly lower than the global average set by the International Aluminium Institute (12.9 tCO 2 e/t
Alux do Brasil manages the entire productive process of secondary aluminum alloy, from our compliance when receiving the material to be recycled to delivering the product to our client. Thus, we can assure the efficiency of our delivery
Brazil’s aluminium scrap generation hit a record high of 719,900 tonnes in 2021 — up by 10.46% from 651,700 tonnes in 2020 — and became a viable alternative for primary metal during 2022, along with scrap
