
Anshika Jain resigned as Company Secretary and Compliance Officer of Golkonda Aluminium Extrusions Ltd. on October 24, 2026, citing personal reasons. The company informed the Bombay Stock Exchange about her resignation under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015. To know the global production, demand and consumption forecasts of aluminium extrusions, explore our report " The World of Aluminium Extrusions to 2035 " In her letter, Jain said there were no other reasons for her resignation beyond the personal reasons mentioned. She also asked the Board to accept her resignation and complete the required formalities under the Companies Act, 2013. Managing Director Geeta Sethi signed the disclosure on behalf of the company’s Board. The...
China exported 208,000 tonnes of aluminium flat-rolled products (FRP) to the United States in the first half of 2026, compared with 55,000 tonnes in the same period last year. This was an increase of 278.2 per cent, with plates, sheets and strip accounting for most of the growth. Exports of plates, sheets and strip (HS 7606) reached 184,000 tonnes in H1 2026, up from 33,000 tonnes a year earlier, an increase of 457.6 per cent. Shipments rose from 86,000 tonnes in Q1 to 98,000 tonnes in Q2, up 14 per cent. Compared with the 13,000 tonnes exported in Q2 2025, the latest figure was 653.8 per cent higher. Explore further insights and forecasts for the aluminium flat rolled products (FRP) market from our comprehensive report: Aluminium Flat Rolled Products: Insights & Forecast to 2030 In 2025,...
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Taural India, one of India’s premier integrated aluminium foundries, has strengthened India's maritime manufacturing base with a significant indigenous defence contract. The company has supplied high-quality aluminium castings to Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd. for propulsion gearboxes as part of the Indigenous Patrol Vessels Programme. Co-designed by Taural India and Triveni Engineering, the successful delivery of gearboxes marks a milestone in India’s advanced marine manufacturing system. While the collaboration of these two companies reinforces their role as a trusted partner in India’s marine manufacturing ecosystem. Under the collaboration,Taural India delivered 16 complete sets of aluminium castings in less than five months.The company applied its aluminium sand casting...

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. has unveiled the update of its Graphene Aluminium-Ion (G+AI) battery technology, which has been developed in partnership with the University of Queensland under the supervision of a joint development agreement with the global mining giant Rio Tinto. Alongside this, the firm has secured the required support from the Battery Innovation Center in Indiana, USA. With consideration to its current state in terms of development, GMG’s G+AI battery reflects some outstanding performance in comparison to high-end Lithium Titanate Oxide (LTO) batteries, which can cost as much as USD 1,500 per kWh. Development of the GMG’s G+AI battery can be efficiently done at much lower cost, giving a hard competition to LTO options. Tracing back to the start of 2025, the global...

SeAH Aerospace Materials, a subsidiary of SeAH Besteel Holdings, has made an announcement of signing a long-term agreement with Boeing to provide high-strength aluminium alloy materials to the latter, the largest aircraft manufacturer in the world. Under the contract, starting from 2026, SeAH will be supplying Boeing with aluminium alloys that are employed in aircraft fuselages and wings. Image source: https://www.seahaerospace.com/ Explore- Most accurate data to drive business decisions with 50+ reports across the value chain The deal followed a direct agreement between Boeing and SeAH Aerospace last year, which highlighted the quality competitiveness of the latter and its ability to meet the rigorous standards of the aerospace industry, as well as the meticulous certification criteria...

A new strategic agreement has emerged between Wheels India Limited and Tokyo's Topy Industries via the Technical Assistance Agreement. The main aim of this agreement is to boost Wheels India's designs, development and manufacturing skills in the aluminium alloy wheels market. Toby Industries, as part of the agreement, will be providing the company with cutting-edge technical know-how and engineering support. This will be beneficial for Wheels India to solidify its standing in the cast aluminium wheel industry. A globally recognised wheel manufacturer, Topy Industries, has gained over 100 years of experience and, in this partnership, will be providing advanced technologies related to aluminium wheels. This collaboration will support in understanding the latest technical know-how and...

The global aluminium semi-fabricated and consumer product stories this week didn’t move in a straight line. It zigzagged across corporates, trade corridors, design studios, and even distant mountain towns, with each turn bringing forth an industry pulled forward by markets it can’t fully control and reshaped by choices it can no longer postpone. Explore- Most accurate data to drive business decisions with 50+ reports across the value chain Ball set the tone early by stepping deeper into Europe’s beverage can landscape, announcing its plan to acquire a majority stake in local manufacturer Benepack after two years of relying on its capacity under a supply agreement. The deal wasn’t framed as expansion for expansion’s sake; it was an insurance policy. Beverage cans’ demand has held firm, but...

Novelis is strengthening its European logistics network with a EUR 43 million (USD 50.4 million) investment aimed at shifting more aluminium transport from road to rail. The company has purchased 220 new Shimmns railcars as part of its long-term sustainability strategy built around the principle of “rail instead of road.” Rail already accounts for 95 per cent of material movement between Novelis’ 10 European sites, and the new fleet is designed to further reinforce that system. Image source: Novelis Explore- Most accurate data to drive business decisions with 50+ reports across the value chain The Shimmns wagons add flexibility to Novelis’ network as they can carry aluminium coils, scrap and ingots — unlike the previously rented railcars that could handle only a single material type. This...

Tajikistan has entered a new phase of industrial growth with the launch of the Aluminiy Avvalin (first aluminium) plant in Tursunzoda. President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon inaugurated the facility on December 9, 2025, ahead of Tajikistan’s 35th independence anniversary. Built through a partnership between Treks Muhandislik and local entrepreneur Khurshed Azizov, the plant spans 6.2 hectares and houses modern production lines capable of producing 40 types of aluminium profiles. News sources state that the facility’s 10,000-tonne annual capacity positions it as a future anchor in Tajikistan’s aluminium-processing landscape. The plant has already created 160 jobs, offering rare industrial employment opportunities for local residents. During the same visit, President Rahmon opened Secondary...

REM Surface Engineering has set up a fresh collaboration that centres on improving polishing techniques. The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Germany-based Nikon Advanced Manufacturing (Nikon AM) Inc. and aluminium producer Constellium. Under this agreement, the three firms plan to refine finishing methods for Constellium’s Aheadd CP1 aluminium alloy, which is intended for use in laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) systems. The agreement also brings the three organisations together to refine REM’s chemical polishing and chemical-mechanical polishing methods for PBF-LB components made from Aheadd CP1. By strengthening the post processing stage, the collaboration aims to accelerate the alloy’s adoption in demanding areas such as aerospace structures, RF waveguides and heat...

Metalysis has begun producing high-purity aluminium scandium alloy powder (Al₃Sc), which defines a significant step for Western manufacturers seeking secure alternatives to Chinese-controlled supplies of rare earth elements and critical minerals. Metalysis, spanning across the extended regions of South Yorkshire, considers the development as central to rising demand from the semiconductor, aerospace and defence industries. Its progress aligns closely with the UK’s newly released Critical Mineral Strategy: Vision 2035, published on November 22, identifying the expansion of midstream processing as a strategic imperative. Metalysis is already regarded as a key midstream asset for both the UK and allied nations. Explore- Most accurate data to drive business decisions with 50+ reports across...

LB Aluminium Bhd turned in a much stronger set of results for the quarter ended Oct 31, 2025 (2QFY2026), with net profit rising sharply to RM 22.03 million (USD 5.34 million). A year earlier, the group earned RM7.64 million, making this almost a threefold increase driven by better showings from both its aluminium and property operations. Its revenue told a different story. Turnover slipped around 9.33 per cent to RM 270.86 million (USD 65.7 million) from RM280.19 million (USD 67.9 million), mainly because the aluminium division sold less volume. Even so, that segment’s PBT improved, landing at RM 10.58 million (USD 2.56 million) compared with RM 5.30 million (USD 1.2 million) last year. Margins were better, and forex losses didn’t bite as hard. The property side did most of the heavy...

Telangana’s aluminium manufacturers are facing a pocket pinch following the continuous price rise of the primary metal. For many small and mid-sized units, particularly the ones in secondary production and fabrication, the price jumps have become difficult to absorb. The 7.5 per cent duty on imported raw aluminium has pushed landed prices higher, leaving MSMEs that rely on stable inputs struggling to stay competitive. A state with a growing aluminium footprint Over the past few years, Telangana has built up a sizable downstream aluminium base. The state is home to a mix of extrusion units, fabrication workshops and MSMEs producing a wide range of aluminium profiles and finished items. Companies such as Global Aluminium Pvt Ltd, which operates extrusion plants in the region, and Mahasai...

Aluminium has been turning up in more workshops lately, mostly because manufacturers want parts that are lighter and still strong enough to handle daily wear. As this shift continues, many fabricators have picked up MIG equipment designed to work with aluminium. The machines themselves have become far easier to use than the older kits, so welders aren’t fighting with settings every few minutes. People sometimes think aluminium is tricky to weld. That idea hangs around, but the reality is a bit different. The metal simply reacts to heat in its own way. It pulls heat quickly, builds an oxide skin that needs to be cleaned off and behaves differently once the weld pool starts forming. Once a welder gets used to that, the job becomes much more predictable. Explore- Most accurate data to drive...

Constellium vocalises the warning that the European Union (EU) should immediately eradicate the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Its claim that the EU is posing a risk with the implementation of CBAM in January 2026, which is likely to ensure the slow demise of the European aluminium industry, is resonated by other aluminium product makers. Image for representational purpose only Explore- Most accurate data to drive business decisions with 50+ reports across the value chain Constellium criticises CBAM CBAM is intended to impose tax and levy on a selective set of imported goods including primary and secondary aluminium, to ensure they pay a similar carbon cost as those who produce it within the EU. Those who fail to produce documents of low-carbon emission will be subject to...

Amidst a tough financial premise and bleak market sentiment, Hind Aluminium’s marketing strategy has come under fresh scrutiny. Concerns across quality, valuation, financial performance and technical indicators are going to be reassessed, which clearly highlights the difficulties the company is facing in the Non-Ferrous Metals space. A new take on the assessment and market performance After a detailed review of the company’s fundamentals and trading patterns, Hind Aluminium’s evaluation was adjusted to reflect its weakening standing. Although it remains a microcap with the usual higher volatility and risk, the updated assessment shows the company has slipped further in its overall market position. Explore- Most accurate data to drive business decisions with 50+ reports across the value...

A new acquisition emerges in the global aluminium industry with Hoover Treated Wood Products Inc. (Hoover) acquiring Arconic Architectural Products LLC. The acquired company is a manufacturer of aluminium cladding products and is currently located in Eastman, Georgia. The acquiring company, after this move, has been able to position itself within the exterior aluminium cladding market and is set to launch a completely new product division, which will be named Hoover Architectural Solutions LLC. Hoover, for more than 70 years, has been providing code-compliant fire retarded-treated wood (FRTW), which aids in protecting the structures from the inside. Now, with Hoover Architectural Solutions, the firm is aiming to extend its commitment to exterior cladding and signage with aluminium...

The acquisition offer of ProfilGruppen AB for its profile operations in Poland has been rejected. Initially, in February 2025, the company was given the right to the anonymous aluminium plant in Poland on lease. The announcement was made then that ProfilGruppen would take necessary action to acquire the aluminium plant in Poland. Also Read: EAS aluminium advances construction of its integrated production campus strong momentum continues as the company targets further expansion in 2026 Following the latest announcement of acquisition rejection, the company has to close all its operations and vacate the facility by early January 2026. However, there is still a small hope that the team handling the bankruptcy case might return with a new offer or solution before the factory closes...

On December 1, 2025, Anthony Evans, after the appointment, took the seat as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Alucast. With his in-depth knowledge, expertise and leadership attributes, he has marked a significant position within the casting community. Previously, Mr Evans has shared his expertise for many years at Alumasc PLC. Over there, he has served and undertaken crucial foundry management roles spanning the entire UK, which also included Burton Latimer & Copal Castings and in China. After this, he also held some business development positions in Sarginsons and JH Lavenders before he was named Sarginsons Ltd’s Managing Director and Chairman. Must read: Key industry individuals share their thoughts on the trending topics Apart from the leadership skills, he has also acquired his...

Iochpe-Maxion, a global manufacturer of automotive wheels and structural components, through its subsidiary Maxion Wheels, announced that it was taking strategic measures to strengthen its light vehicle aluminium wheel business in South America. It had redeployed existing global production assets to Brazil and has acquired a 50.1 per cent stake in Polimetal, a major aluminium wheel manufacturer in Argentina, which has been successfully completed. Now, the question arises: when the firm was focusing on Brazil, why did it acquire an Argentina-based company? The acquisition of Polimetal by Iochpe-Maxion has been completed by Marval, who acted as the legal counsel for the Group, aiding in structuring and implementing the agreement of the acquisition at 50.1 per cent stake. Glance at...