China CAMC to drive Angola’s 120k TPA aluminium smelter capacity growth
Stock image for referential purposes only
China CAMC Engineering has secured a major expansion project contract in the aluminium industry of Angola. The project, valued at RMB 1.72 billion (USD 253.39 million), takes the company a step towards solidifying its position across the nation’s industrial development landscape.
The company announced that the commercial agreement was signed by CAMC International Engineering (Jiangsu), its wholly owned subsidiary, at the 17th International Forum and Exhibition on Infrastructure Investment and Construction held on June 11, 2026.
Discover: The Gulf aluminium market risks, China impact, alumina supply, carbon costs, and logistics disruptions shaping pricing and trade in Gulf Disruption Roadmap
The contract was drawn up for Phase II (Sections 1–6) of the Huatong Angola Electrolytic Aluminium Production Line Project. It covers the expansion of the production line with an annual production capacity of 120,000 tonnes.
As per the agreement, CAMC Jiangsu is in charge of the engineering design, equipment procurement, installation and the ensuing commissioning activities for the project.
The expansion is expected to strengthen Angola’s aluminium production capabilities while supporting the country's broader industrialisation goals. At the same time, it marks a milestone in China CAMC Engineering’s overseas infrastructure and industrial portfolio.
Discover the current market insights from industry's leading voices in our e-magazine ALuminium LeaderSpeak 2026
Dramatic reversal in US-Iran conflict, ECB rate hike pressures metal prices
Next articleEGA and Ministry of Education announce winners of this year’s EGA Aluminium Design and Innovation Challenge
Grow with
AL Circle
