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Aluminium extrusion usage in building and construction to grow 1.24% CAGR through 2035, with Americas at 1.15%, Europe at 1.30% & MEA at 2.47%
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Aluminium extrusion usage in building and construction to grow 1.24% CAGR through 2035, with Americas at 1.15%, Europe at 1.30% & MEA at 2.47%

What does the building and construction market mean for aluminium extrusion industry? The answer may depend less on how much the world builds and more on where it builds and what those buildings require. As construction activity picks up across regions, aluminium extrusion is set to follow - but with the strongest opportunities emerging in different ways across markets. The global construction market was valued at about USD 11.4 trillion in 2024 and is estimated at USD 12.1 trillion in 2025. It is forecast to expand to around USD 16–17 trillion by 2030, representing a 5-6 per cent CAGR over the next five years, according to various industry sources. This expansion matters for aluminium extrusion because building and construction is already the largest end-use sector for extruded...

03 AUG 20264MINS

Australian aluminium window industry seeks temporary duties as Chinese imports continue to rise

Australia's window and glazing manufacturing industry is calling on the federal government to introduce temporary duties on aluminium windows and doors imported from China, arguing that imports continue to surge while a formal anti-dumping investigation remains underway. According to the Australian Glass and Window Association (AGWA), imports of Chinese aluminium windows and doors have increased by a further 30 per cent since the Anti-Dumping Commission (ADC) began investigating the products, adding to a broader trend that saw imports rise by more than two-thirds during the three years to November 2025. The industry body says interim trade measures are needed to prevent further market disruption before the investigation reaches its final determination. Industry urges temporary duties...


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Window Magic launches luxury aluminium fenestration range and experience centre in India
End User03 JUL 2026

Window Magic launches luxury aluminium fenestration range and experience centre in India

Window Magic has launched WM AURA, its new ultra-luxury aluminium fenestration range, while unveiling Window Magic Atelier, a dedicated luxury fenestration experience centre in South Delhi, marking a new phase in the company's expansion in India's premium construction market. The company said the Atelier is designed as an immersive destination for architects, developers, interior designers and homeowners, showcasing luxury doors, windows and façade systems through dedicated experiential zones featuring the brand's latest products and design capabilities. The launch of WM AURA has been developed in collaboration with a European specialist in advanced aluminium architectural systems, combining international engineering expertise with solutions tailored for the Indian market. Explore: The...

Hindalco aims for INR 10 billion in revenue from aluminium window business by FY29
Downstream05 JUN 2026

Hindalco aims for INR 10 billion in revenue from aluminium window business by FY29

Hindalco Industries is aiming to generate over INR 10 billion (USD 119 million) in revenue from its aluminium window business within the next three years. The business operates under the Eternia brand, which manufactures aluminium window systems for residential and commercial buildings. According to the company, Eternia has recorded nearly 65 per cent compound annual growth over the past three years. Hindalco said the growth target will be supported by a wider partner network, increased production capacity and growing demand for aluminium windows in India. The company estimates that India's windows and facade market is worth around INR 400 billion (USD 4.19 billion). It added that the premium segment is growing at nearly 15 per cent annually. Satish Pai, Managing Director of Hindalco...

DERCHI advances aluminium picture window security with six-point lock system
End User07 MAY 2026

DERCHI advances aluminium picture window security with six-point lock system

DERCHI Doors and Windows has introduced its patented six-point locking technology for aluminium picture windows as demand increases for more secure and energy-efficient building materials across residential and commercial projects. The company said picture windows are increasingly being designed not only for panoramic views but also for stronger structural performance, particularly in regions exposed to extreme weather conditions or where enhanced security is required. To know the long-term bauxite market forecast, book our report: “ Global Bauxite & Alumina Market Forecast to 2036: Supply–Demand, Trade Flows & Price Outlook ” DERCHI compared its Four-Side Six-Point Lock system with conventional window hardware that typically secures the frame at only one or two positions, often along the...

Global downstream aluminium and end-use markets enter transition phase amid tariffs, costs and tech breakthroughs
Downstream17 APR 2026

Global downstream aluminium and end-use markets enter transition phase amid tariffs, costs and tech breakthroughs

The landscape of aluminium and related materials is undergoing a quiet transformation, driven by shifting policies, changing cost structures and exciting technological advancements. The global downstream and end-use sector is seeing everything from trade adjustments and tariff changes to disruptions in downstream processes and innovative breakthroughs. All these interconnected factors suggest that we might be on the brink of significant structural shifts that could reshape competitiveness, supply chains and the demand patterns of the future. The global landscape as a whole Concerning the aluminium plates, sheets and strips, the global trade in 2025 underwent transformation , influenced by policy shifts, cost challenges and geopolitical factors that go beyond the usual market trends....

A Canadian first: Alumilex’s ALX2090 achieves PHI certification milestone for aluminium window performance
End User16 APR 2026

A Canadian first: Alumilex’s ALX2090 achieves PHI certification milestone for aluminium window performance

On April 15, Alumilex, a Canadian manufacturer of custom high-performance aluminium windows and doors, announced that its new ALX2090 fixed and operable window system has been recognised by the Passive House Institute (PHI). PHI, which is the leading authority on energy-efficient building standards, awarded the prestigious Passive House component certification to the firm. Earning this certification showcases the firm to be highly dedicated towards enhancing the aluminium overall performance, as well as putting its ALX2090 series at the forefront in terms of the most demanding standards within the industry. With this series, the firm is able to expand the clear accessibility for the Canadian construction market by providing a wider range of certified high-performance components. Benchmark...

Capral Aluminium doors and windows shape a high-function community centre in Tonga
End User03 MAR 2026

Capral Aluminium doors and windows shape a high-function community centre in Tonga

Newcastle has recently delivered more than just building materials - it has delivered safety to the vulnerable island community in Ha’Apai, where extreme weather is a constant threat. Fabricated in Newcastle and shipped across the ocean, windows and doors manufactured from special architectural-grade Capral Aluminium have travelled to Tonga for a new multipurpose community centre that serves as a safe haven for the community where they can congregate, celebrate, and seek refuge during inclement weather. The building has Capral Aluminium Urban 281 double-hung windows for its slimline profiles, neat appearance, and ease of operation while also being compatible with Amplimesh SupaScreen security screens made from 316 marine grade stainless steel, and Urban Plus 397 single hinged doors and...

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