One month into the Iran war
There’s a lot of news to keep track of, so we’re lending a hand with highlights from the past month and what they mean for you.
There’s a lot of news to keep track of, so we’re lending a hand with highlights from the past month and what they mean for you.
The survey provides you with a snapshot of the market as it is, even if that’s not always where it was forecast to be.
Survey responses show demand at a reduced level, with buying ahead, tightening supply, and limited imports shaping market activity.
The aluminum industry is bracing for significant supply-chain repercussions after Iranian strikes hit two major Gulf smelters – Emirates Global Aluminium’s (EGA) Al Taweelah complex in the UAE and Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) – on March 28.
Netback calculation is a mechanism to determine the highest revenue return for a product expressed on an FOB smelter basis.
Extruders flagged mounting Gulf supply risks, tight US inventories, and a shift toward scrap-driven billet economics.
The EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) isn’t just talk anymore. It’s here and here to stay. What does it mean for North America? To answer that question, Nick Ogilivie, product manager and CBAM lead at CarbonChain, will join AMU for a Community Chat on Thursday, April 9, at 11 am ET.
Dynacast's acquisition of Platinadora Baja expands its North American footprint, reinforcing regional die-casting capacity amid ongoing supply chain realignment.
Lead-time expectations remained extended as supply stayed tight, even as import competitiveness decline and logistics costs increased.
GM will invest $40 million in Toledo Propulsion Systems to expand capacity and add a new transmission variant.