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US aluminium orders remain low
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The Aluminum Association's latest figures show US aluminum orders
for all categories rose a seasonally adjusted 19% in May over
month-earlier figures, according to BB&T Capital Markets'
research report citing the data on Wednesday.
By: laurian clemence
13th June 2003
Aluminium
Nigeria to select aluminium smelter buyer in July
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Nigeria will select its preferred buyer for the mothballed
Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (Alscon) in July, four years
after it was shut down, a public enterprises official said
yesterday.
By: laurian clemence
10th June 2003
Aluminium
Kaiser’s Valco smelter to operate fully by 2006
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Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation said on Friday it signed a
memorandum of understanding with Ghana and Volta River Authority
for its 90% owned Volta Aluminum (Valco) smelter in Ghana to be
fully operational by January 2006.
By: laurian clemence
2nd June 2003
Aluminium
Russian aluminium producer to raise output
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Russia's top aluminium producer RusAl will raise production by
1,25-million tons within the next five years by building a new
smelter, buying existing ones and expanding current capacity, a top
official said yesterday.
By: laurian clemence
30th May 2003
Aluminium
S Korea’s imports of Chinese aluminium rising
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South Korea's imports of Chinese primary aluminium ingots have been
soaring due to competitive prices and prompt shipments, and demand
is expected to continue, traders said yesterday.
By: laurian clemence
29th May 2003
Aluminium
Ample supply to keep aluminium in surplus
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Expansions to aluminium capacity in the next few years will keep
the metal in significant supply surplus and prices weak, as demand
fails to match rising output, but analysts say this has not
deterred producers from planning the next wave of...
5th May 2003
Aluminium
China launches giant aluminium group
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China formally launched this week a giant aluminium group called
the Aluminium Industry Group of China, in an effort to boost
competition and rein in the country's overheated aluminium
expansion.
30th April 2003
Aluminium
Ample supply to keep aluminium in surplus
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Expansions to aluminium capacity in the next few years will keep
the metal in significant supply surplus and prices weak as demand
fails to match rising output, but analysts say this has not
deterred producers from planning the next wave of projects.
16th April 2003
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