Speira Signs Framework Agreement for Supplies with Battery Producer

Enhancing the Battery Market

13th January, 2025

Speira sign a long-term agreement with South Korean battery producer. The agreement covers the supply of aluminium, spread over the contract period, which will be used in battery cells for electric vehicles.

Golden Aluminum secures $22 million funding for Nexcast project

Golden Aluminum secures $22 million funding for Nexcast project

10th January, 2025

Golden Aluminium has secured $22.3 million US government funding for a next generation mini mill project.

Launch of the Alutrends Report 2024

Alutrends Report 2024

24th July, 2024

Aluminium International Today proudly unveils the Alutrends Report 2024, a comprehensive exploration of the aluminium industry’s journey towards sustainability and innovation.

Latest issue: Nov/Dec 2024

Nov/Dec 2024

The aluminium industry, as well as the globe, is going through a period of change. With global uncertainties and disruptions, innovation and adaptations; it is my opinion that the industry has also come to a point where change is necessary.

I glance back to 2021 and remember the buzz around the industry’s prospects. Since then, the world has felt a range of fluctuating emotions, many being negative. And it is those emotions that have, somewhat, dampened the buzz.

But one aspect of our industry keeps me positive.

"Aluminium is infinitely recyclable”.

2024 has been a year of challenges. But ‘challenge’ is a word that thrives on context; whether a challenge is positive or negative is up to its surroundings. Each time I travel to industry events, I challenge myself to visit an area of cultural significance.

At ALUMINIUM, Germany, I found myself roaming ‘Little Japan’ and admiring my bar of chocolate that was wrapped in plastic coated foil. In Ohio, USA, for the FNA show, I found myself counting Tesla’s whilst walking to the…