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Vedanta Aluminium output rises 5% Y-o-Y to record 632,000 tonnes in Q1 FY27
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Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited opened FY27 with higher output across key parts of its operations, as new smelter volumes and improved efficiency at existing lines supported aluminium production, while expansion-led gains drove a sharp increase in alumina output. For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, aluminium production reached a record 632,000 tonnes, up 5 per cent from 605,000 tonnes in Q1 FY26 and 3 per cent from 613,000 tonnes in Q4 FY26. The company attributed the increase to volumes from ...
Adani, IHC unveil Odisha aluminium project with 4-5yr timeline, 53,500 jobs
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The memorandum of understanding (MoU) between India’s Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) and the United Arab Emirates-based Abu International Resources Holding (IRH), through 2PointZero, to establish the USD 11.5 billion aluminium complex in Odisha has received a tentative project timeline of approximately 4-5 years. The project has been broken down into phases, viz., Phase 1 and Phase 2. The first would involve an investment worth INR 660 billion (USD 6.9 billion), and the latter, INR 440 billi ...

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The global aluminium industry saw activity across trade enforcement, downstream expansion, automotive technology, corporate restructuring and end-user markets, with developments stretching from the United States and Europe to China, Ghana, India and Southeast Asia. While a major US customs case involving Chinese aluminium moved towards its final chapter, fresh investments and supply agreements pointed to continued expansion in value-added products. At the same time, cost pressure and new cast ...
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India strengthens green fuel exports with long-term supply deals to Japan
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04 Jul 2026
India is strengthening its position as a global supplier of green fuels following the signing of long-term offtake agreements between ACME Cleantech Solutions (ACME Group) and Japan's IHI Corporation for green ammonia and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc. for green methanol. Speaking at the signing ceremony, Renewable Energy Secretary Santosh Kumar Sarangi said India's green hydrogen sector is becoming commercially mature, with the country's clean fuels increasingly positioned as reliable ...
INR 3 lakh crore investment pipeline in danger: AAI urges the government to protect India from rising import threats
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04 Jul 2026
The Aluminium Association of India (AAI) has urgently appealed to the Prime Minister’s Office to protect the domestic aluminium industry from a surge of low-quality aluminium scrap. The industry body warns that rising global protectionism has left India highly vulnerable, threatening massive domestic investments and draining the nation's exchequer. AAI noted that the domestic aluminium industry is presently confronting a severe "double-whammy" scenario due to increasing imports and diminishing ...
Iluka secures long-term rare earth concentrate supply from VHM's Goschen project
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04 Jul 2026
Iluka has entered into a long-term agreement with VHM Limited to purchase all planned rare earth concentrate production from the Goschen project in western Victoria, supporting feedstock requirements for its Eneabba rare earths refinery in Western Australia. Under the agreement, VHM will supply 146,000 tonnes of rare earth concentrate containing 86,000 tonnes of rare earth oxides over an 18-year period. On average, this equates to around 8,320 tonnes of rare earth concentrate annually, contai ...
TOMRA expands aluminium alloy sorting system AUTOSORT PULSE to heavy metals, IBA and magnesium
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03 Jul 2026
TOMRA Recycling has successfully applied its range of its AUTOSORT™ PULSE sorting system used in aluminium alloy separation, extending the Dynamic LIBS-based technology to other metals as well like stainless steel, heavy metals, magnesium and incinerator bottom ash (IBA) streams. Launched in 2023 for industrial-scale aluminium alloy separation, AUTOSORT™ PULSE uses Dynamic LIBS, or Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy, to identify materials based on their elemental composition. The technology ...
RCMP awards Ocean Pacific Marine $74.7M contract for aluminium coastal patrol vessels
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03 Jul 2026
Ocean Pacific Marine, based in Campbell River, British Columbia, has been awarded a USD 74.7 million contract to build three aluminium coastal patrol vessels for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The aluminium patrol vessels are designed to operate at speeds of up to 28 knots with a range of 450 nautical miles. They can accommodate up to six personnel and are equipped for coastal security, diving and underwater recovery operations, as well as towing. The vessels will be built through ...
AMAG assigns group spokesperson role to Christoph M. Gabriel
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03 Jul 2026
AMAG Austria Metall AG has appointed Christoph M. Gabriel as Group Spokesperson, effective from mid-June. He will take on the new role in addition to his current responsibilities as Commercial Managing Director of the Metal Division and Head of Investor Relations and Issuer Compliance. Gabriel, 34, joined the Austrian aluminium company in February 2014. He has experience in financial management, capital markets communication and investor relations. He holds a degree in economics and has worke ...
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