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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
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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
Aluminium
Mozal II produces first aluminium
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The world’s largest diversified miner, BHP Billiton,
announced yesterday that the first aluminium was cast at its
expansion project at the Mozal II aluminium smelter near Maputo, in
Mozambique.
9th April 2003
Aluminium
Chinese aluminium output climbs strongly
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The faster-than-expected expansion of China's aluminium industry is
the major driving force behind rising global aluminium smelter
capacity and output forecasts this year and next, the Reuters Metal
Production Database (MPD) shows.
8th April 2003
Aluminium
Guinea concerned about drop in bauxite revenues
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Guinea's bauxite revenues have fallen by about 30% between 1998 and
2002 because of deteriorating quality and a drop in world prices, a
senior official at the mines ministry said this week.
4th April 2003
Aluminium
Nigeria completes aluminium smelter equity restructure
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Nigeria said yesterday that shareholders of its mothballed
aluminium smelter ALSCON have agreed on a new equity structure for
the company, paving the way for its planned sale in May.
3rd April 2003
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