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Group awarded Guinea alumina contract
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Process solution group Honeywell last week reported it has
contracted to work side-by-side with Global Alumina Products
Corporation (Gapco) for a multi-year automation project on the
construction of Gapco's proposed greenfield alumina refinery in...
By: jenny furness
25th October 2004
Aluminium
Zimbabwe nickel-mine invests in ERP system
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Global technology partner Mincom is currently rolling out an
enterprise resource planning solution at Bindura Nickel Mining and
Smelting, in Zimbabwe.
By: elizabeth rebelo
8th October 2004
Aluminium
Loan to boost Russian bauxite production
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The International Finance Corporation, the private-sector arm of
the World Bank Group and the European Bank for Reconstruction and
Development (EBRD) have each signed a $75-million loan agreement
that will provide Russia’s privately-owned...
9th August 2004
Aluminium
African resources key to Russian aluminium expansion projects
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The world’s third-largest aluminium producer, Russian
Aluminium (Rusal), is putting emphasis on the development of its
bauxite-mining and alumina refining operations in Africa as part of
its strategy to increase production.?The company has...
By: Helene Le Roux
25th June 2004
Aluminium
CVRD in deal to develop alumina refinery
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The world’s largest iron-ore producer and exporter, Companhia
Vale do Rio Doce, and the Aluminum Corporation of China (Chalco),
signed a framework agreement in Beijing, during the visit of the
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to...
By: jenny furness
25th May 2004
Aluminium
Strong alumina growth prompts action from giant
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The Worsley Alumina refinery, the alumina producer located near
Collie, in Western Australia, will increase production by 250 000
t/y to achieve a new annual output of 3,5-million tons a year.
By: Irma Venter
14th May 2004
Aluminium
Scramble on to keep pace with growing alumina demand
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Rapidly rising world aluminum demand, notably from China, will
require a major increase in alumina and bauxite production
capacity, mining and metals consultants told an international
seminar in Brazil on Wednesday.
By: Terence Creamer
12th March 2004
Aluminium
Copper prices rise, but aluminium stalls
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As the global economy rebounds and base metals prices soar to
multi-year highs, analysts said a ramp up is imminent in copper
capacity idled during the manufacturing downturn, but alumina
shortages and expensive power will stall aluminium restarts.
16th January 2004
Topics in these articles
| Company | Country | Industry Term | Continent |
Global Alumina Products Corporation
Honeywell
Eyesizwe Coal
Mincom
European Bank
International Finance Corporation
World Bank Group
ACG
Alumina Company
Aluminium Company
BFI Group Corp
Daewoo International America
Mining Weekly
RUSAL
Russian Aluminium
ABC
Aluminum Corporation
CVRD And Chalco
BHP Billiton
Japan Alumina Associates
Aluminium Industry Professionals Inc
Bechtel Corp.
CRU International Ltd.
Rio Tinto
Alcan
Alcoa
Asarco
Bank Of Nova Scotia
BB&T
Codelco
Commodity Metals Management
Grupo Mexico
Phelps Dodge Corporation
UBS Warburg
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Person | Product | Currency | Facility |
| Region | City | Published Medium | Province Or State |
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