Rusal renews agreement with En+ Group subsidiary KraMZ until 2023

In a renewed contract, the Russian aluminium giant Rusal agreed to continue the supply of primary aluminium and aluminium scrap to the En+ Group subsidiary KraMZ.

Rusal, one of the world's leading aluminium producers, announced that it will supply about 77,220 tonnes of the material until December 31, 2023, for an annual transaction amount of approximately $179.2 million.

The world's leading low-carbon aluminium producer, Rusal requirement of more than 90 per cent of the electricity for aluminium production gets clean and renewable hydroelectric power, which enables the company to produce low-carbon footprint products.

Rusal's main products are primary aluminium and aluminium-based alloys, alumina, foil, and packaging. The Company has its resource base and carries out the entire production cycle, from the extraction of bauxite to the production of finished products, which ensures maximum control over product quality.

The Krasnoyarsk Metallurgical Plant (KraMZ) was established in 1969 to manufacture semi-finished alloy aluminium products. KraMZ produces goods using a variety of alloys, including Wire rods and billets from casting; bars, tubes, and profiles from extrusion and products made by forging, including die-forgings. To get connected with the world of the global aluminium value chain, register for our Global Aluminium Expo 2023.