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Minimal environmental damage following UC Rusal train derailment removal, confirms NEPA
Alumina24 AUG 2025

Minimal environmental damage following UC Rusal train derailment removal, confirms NEPA

The UC Rusal alumina train that derailed along the Bog Walk Gorge in St Catherine earlier this month has now been removed, with Jamaica’s National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) confirming minimal environmental damage. The incident, which saw three hopper cars tumble off an embankment into...

Comment period ends for Benson aluminium recycling project
Recycled AL24 AUG 2025

Comment period ends for Benson aluminium recycling project

The public comment period for a proposed air quality permit with Australian manufacturing firm Aluminium Dynamics, Inc., for its planned aluminium processing plant in Benson, Arizona, has come to an end. The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) had been accepting comments and...

Lindian secures funding and greenlights for Kangankunde rare earths project
SupplementAL24 AUG 2025

Lindian secures funding and greenlights for Kangankunde rare earths project

Lindian Resources has managed to raise A$ 91.5 million (USD 59.39 million) in funds and has made a dinal investment decision to fully develop Stage 1 of its high-grade Kangankunde Rare Earths Project in Malawi. The capital puts Lindian on track to become the world's next significant producer of...

US tariffs on aluminium weigh heavily on Wisconsin manufacturer
Downstream23 AUG 2025

US tariffs on aluminium weigh heavily on Wisconsin manufacturer

The recent expansion of United States tariffs on aluminium imports has increased the pressure on manufacturers who depend on the metal as a critical input. Wisconsin Aluminium Foundry (WAF), a century-old producer of aluminium and copper alloy castings based in Manitowoc, exemplifies how policy...

America is not short of aluminium but of recycling capacity
Recycled AL23 AUG 2025

America is not short of aluminium but of recycling capacity

The US is suffering the consequences of President Trump doubling tariffs on the import of aluminium to 50 per cent, such as the increased costs and supply chain disruptions. But it is the demand which has not yet faced any hit. However, the nation is not really short of aluminium, according to...

Germany’s flagship bottom ash recycling facility continues operation amidst harsh environment in Magdeburg
Recycled AL22 AUG 2025

Germany’s flagship bottom ash recycling facility continues operation amidst harsh environment in Magdeburg

The flagship recycling facility, that has started operations in Magdeburg, targeting the recovery of valuable metals, including aluminium, from waste incineration, is prepared for harsh conditions. Run by Mitteldeutsche Schlackenunion (MDSU), it is now the biggest and most advanced bottom ash...

Alcoa’s WA bauxite expansion under review amid water supply study
Bauxite22 AUG 2025

Alcoa’s WA bauxite expansion under review amid water supply study

Alcoa’s plan to expand its bauxite mining operations in Western Australia’s jarrah forest is undergoing detailed environmental review. A recent study by engineering consultancy GHD highlighted potential risks to Perth’s water supply while also recognising measures the company has proposed to...

Australia’s alumina index correction highlights fragility of commodity benchmarks
Alumina21 AUG 2025

Australia’s alumina index correction highlights fragility of commodity benchmarks

The reliability of the price benchmarks for commodities is fundamental to global trade and investment decisions made. When even slight adjustments happen to the benchmarks, it is important for the participants in the market to know the implications. The recent adjustments made to the alumina index...

Aluminium powers India-Japan alliance
Primary AL21 AUG 2025

Aluminium powers India-Japan alliance

There is a long history of economic relationships between India and Japan. The key events that fortified this relationship were Japan's contributions to India in the steel sector in the 1950s and Japan's direct investments in the IT sector in the 1990s, and now Japan is beginning to depend on India...

Welsh Government proposes DRS to prioritise reuse over recycling
Recycled AL20 AUG 2025

Welsh Government proposes DRS to prioritise reuse over recycling

A public consultation on Wales’ proposed Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) has been launched by Huw Irranca-Davies, Deputy First Minister of Wales. This proposal is mainly based on the concept of reuse over recycling to reduce waste and promote net zero. This scheme comprises a 12-week consultation on...

Viggo Boats expands global presence with new dealer appointment
End User20 AUG 2025

Viggo Boats expands global presence with new dealer appointment

Viggo Boats, a boat-building firm, has expanded its global reach through Vortec Marine as the exclusive dealer for the UK and Ireland. Their collaboration represents a growing demand for sustainable marine solutions, and Viggo's hybrid aluminium vessels will fit Vortec's solid position in the...

ANB Metal Cast listed its IPO on the NSE at INR 164
Downstream19 AUG 2025

ANB Metal Cast listed its IPO on the NSE at INR 164

ANB Metal Cast Limited company, founded in the year 2019, mainly focuses on the production of aluminium extrusion products like solar profiles, railings, motor bodies, bars, sliding windows and various types of other industrial products required in a broad spectrum of industries like electronics,...

Austrian engineering giant Doppelmayr partners with Hindalco for India's first aerial RopeCon installation
Alumina19 AUG 2025

Austrian engineering giant Doppelmayr partners with Hindalco for India's first aerial RopeCon installation

Austrian technology and market leader in ropeway engineering group Doppelmayr has secured a major contract to develop and implement India's first RopeCon system at the Aditya Alumina Refinery in Kansariguda, Odisha. The system, which is expected to be operational by Q3 2027, represents a...

Balancing growth and green: Alcoa’s WA expansion plans put bauxite and climate goals in spotlight
Bauxite18 AUG 2025

Balancing growth and green: Alcoa’s WA expansion plans put bauxite and climate goals in spotlight

US aluminium giant Alcoa’s proposed expansion plan of its bauxite mining operations near Perth has come to a crossroads where industrial growth, environmental responsibility and community expectations converge. As the essential raw material for aluminium – a metal central to modern infrastructure,...

VBX Limited accelerates Wuudagu bauxite through strategic hires and drilling advances
Bauxite18 AUG 2025

VBX Limited accelerates Wuudagu bauxite through strategic hires and drilling advances

Bauxite giant VBX Limited has given investors several updates that demonstrate the increasing traction in the Australian bauxite sector, with the Wuudagu Bauxite Project in focus across several areas. From leadership hires to an acceleration in drilling and an initial public offering into a useful...

NEPA finds Rusal’s alumina-filled train derailment caused minimal environmental damage
Alumina15 AUG 2025

NEPA finds Rusal’s alumina-filled train derailment caused minimal environmental damage

The National Environment & Planning Agency (NEPA), a Jamaican governmental body, stated that there was negligible damage to the environment following UC Rusal's bauxite train derailment in the Bog Walk Gorge on Saturday, August 9, 2025. Reports indicate that the risk to the river is low, too....

Innovus Engineering launches two new automatic high-speed canning machines
End User14 AUG 2025

Innovus Engineering launches two new automatic high-speed canning machines

Innovus Engineering is shaking up the beverage packaging sector with the introduction of two new high-speed models, the CF35 and CF70, at the top end of its automatic canning machine range. These machines are designed to meet the growing demands for cans made with speed and precision in the craft...

India's ADC12 aluminium alloy imports tumble 87% y-o-y in H1CY'25
Recycled AL14 AUG 2025

India's ADC12 aluminium alloy imports tumble 87% y-o-y in H1CY'25

India's ADC12 alloy imports saw a sharp downturn in imports during H1CY'25, with volumes slumping 87 percent to 1,511 tonnes (t) from 11,811 t in H1CY'24. Instead, aluminium scrap imports swelled by 9 percent y-o-y to 0.88 million tonnes (mnt) in H1CY'25 from 0.81 mnt in H1CY'24. This growth was...

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