In a significant testament to a robust and trusted partnership, representative of the owning family of AluKönigStahl recently paid a visit to the state-of-the-art factory of HELTI CONSTRUCTION. This visit underscores not only the strong existing relationship between the two companies but also signals unwavering support for HELTI CONSTRUCTION’s current and future endeavors.

Founded in 1994, HELTI CONSTRUCTION has established itself as a leading force in the production and assembly of structural glass facades and high-quality aluminum doors and windows. Over nearly three decades, the company has cultivated extensive and consolidated experience, adeptly integrating the latest market advancements in a sector that is increasingly globalized. Their commitment to embracing innovation and adopting cutting-edge technologies has been a cornerstone of their success.

The timing of this visit is particularly noteworthy, following closely on the heels of a comprehensive training session conducted at the HELTI CONSTRUCTION factory by representatives from AluKönigStahl. This recent training focused on Schüco‘s new systems and innovations, technologies that HELTI CONSTRUCTION seamlessly implements in the high-quality projects they undertake. From residential villas and tourist villages to restoration projects and commercial facilities, HELTI CONSTRUCTION’s products are synonymous with architectural excellence and technical precision.

HELTI CONSTRUCTION’s commitment to quality is evident in every aspect of their operation. They utilize premium raw materials, high-quality processing, European-certified profiles from trusted partners like AluKönigStahl the exclusive representatives of SCHÜCO. Their finished products, including doors and windows constructed with thermal duralumin profiles, PVC, and aluminum-wood connections, exhibit exceptional parameters in terms of durability, acoustic insulation, and thermal performance. Meeting stringent European norms and standards for water and wind impermeability, their products consistently exceed architectural requirements.

Beyond profile work, HELTI CONSTRUCTION possesses extensive experience in producing a wide range of glass applications, from structural glass facades and shower cabins to sophisticated security glass solutions for environments like jewelry stores. Their dedication to quality extends to their glass chambers, utilizing double and triple glazing with inert gas and warm edge technology for optimal insulation. The company further ensures superior results by importing highly specific glass types, dimensions, and compositions, complemented by certified stainless steel accessories and specialized mechanisms from leading European suppliers such as ‘maco’, “Rotto”, “GU”, “GIESSE”, and “Siegenia srl”.

The visit by the representative of AluKönigStahl serves as a powerful symbol of confidence in HELTI CONSTRUCTION’s capabilities and future potential. With a presence felt not only throughout Albania but also Internationally. This show of support from a key partner like AluKönigStahl reinforces the strength of their collaboration and paves the way for continued success in delivering high-quality, innovative building envelope solutions to clients worldwide. HELTI CONSTRUCTION’s unwavering dedication to quality and customer satisfaction remains at the forefront of their operations, guaranteeing the fulfillment of requirements and the achievement of the highest performance parameters.

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A confluence of factors, most notably escalated tariff tensions, persistent supply chain disruptions, and evolving global trade dynamics, are fueling this dramatic price surge. Understanding these forces is crucial for businesses that rely on aluminum and are seeking to mitigate potential impacts.

Tariffs, Tensions, and Tonnage: A Triad Driving Up Costs

The pressure on US aluminum prices is being driven by a potent combination of external pressures. The most immediate factor is the recent imposition of additional tariffs on aluminum imports from the European Union and the United Kingdom. Effective April 9, 2025, these new levies – a 20% tariff on EU-origin goods and 10% on UK imports – build upon the pre-existing 25% Section 232 duty from 2018. For EU producers, the effective tariff rate now sits at a staggering 45%, creating significant disincentives for transatlantic trade.

This tariff pressure has had an immediate and measurable impact on the Midwest Premium, the benchmark regional surcharge that incorporates transportation, handling, and tariffs. According to recent data from Reuters and CME Group, the Midwest Premium has spiked to over 33 cents per pound, a level not seen since the trade war years of 2018-2019. This represents a near-doubling of the average of 17-18 cents recorded in early 2023, highlighting the rapid and substantial impact of the tariff increases.

Beyond tariffs, escalating tensions in the Middle East are further compounding supply chain challenges. Forced rerouting of commercial ships via the Cape of Good Hope, necessitated by these tensions, is significantly extending transit times. Voyages from the Persian Gulf to the US East Coast are now 40% longer, while Asia-to-US East Coast routes are experiencing a 30% increase. While container shipping rates have moderated from their 2021 peaks, policy uncertainty and ongoing capacity constraints at North American ports remain significant risks. Industry experts are rightly concerned that volatile trade policies could trigger another surge in freight costs, further exacerbating the situation.

China’s Opportunity in a Divided Market

While facing its own set of US tariffs and quotas, the current US-EU trade friction presents strategic opportunities for China. Chinese aluminum, particularly from Rusal-backed ventures and state-owned enterprises like Chinalco, is increasingly being redirected towards alternative markets in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. This shift highlights the interconnectedness of the global aluminum market and the potential for regional disruptions to have far-reaching consequences.

Looking Ahead: Navigating Uncertainty

The US aluminum market is facing a period of heightened volatility and uncertainty. Businesses that rely on aluminum should closely monitor these developments and proactively explore strategies to mitigate potential impacts. This includes diversifying sourcing options, carefully managing inventory levels, and engaging in thorough risk assessments. As the global trade landscape continues to evolve, adaptability and strategic foresight will be crucial for navigating this challenging environment.

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Last week’s meeting in Las Vegas, USA featured more than 3,400 oral presentations and in excess of 650 posters, spanning topics related to minerals, metals, and materials science and engineering.

“The remarkable turnout at TMS2025 is a testament to the enduring vitality and importance of this event within the materials community,” stated Srinivas Chada of General Dynamic Mission System, who served as TMS President during the event.

Chada noted that, “TMS has overcome the lingering effects that COVID-19 had on in-person events: we are once again seeing a healthy, vibrant event that brings together materials professionals from around the world to collaborate, network, and find common ground on the scientific challenges that impact us all.

Highlighting the event’s commitment to recognizing excellence, TMS 2025 honoured distinguished individuals with prestigious awards, including the induction of seven exceptional members into the 2025 Class of Fellow.

A complete roster of 2025 award recipients is available here.

Aluminium was well represented at the trade show, with conference papers focused on primary smelting, electrode technology, a cast shop supplier forum, CO2 management in smelting and an investigation of alternative fuels.

Producers represented included Emirates Global Aluminium, PT Inalum, Constellium, Rio Tinto and Norsk Hydro, as well as technology supplier companies such as REEL Aluminium, Fives, Wagstaff and Gouda Refractories to name a few.

The TMS 2026 Annual Meeting & Exhibition will be held in San Diego, California, from March 15-19, 2026.

The call for abstracts will launch in May 2025.

Source: TMS 2025 with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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The Council, representing the breadth of the Australian aluminium industry, from bauxite mining to downstream processing, sees this initiative as a critical step in safeguarding domestic manufacturers against unfair trade practices.

According to Council CEO, Marghanita Johnson, the distortion of international trade flows poses a significant threat. These distortions can disrupt efficient market operations and lead to detrimental trade diversion, ultimately hindering the competitiveness of Australian manufacturers. Johnson emphasized the importance of the government’s clear articulation of expectations for the Anti-Dumping Commission, particularly in light of the increasing challenges faced by Australian manufacturing in the current global landscape. This clarity provides a framework for protecting Australian industry from predatory pricing and other unfair trade tactics.

The Council’s commitment to supporting downstream manufacturers is further evidenced by the addition of five new downstream members in 2025: Almax, Extrusions Australia, Inex, National Aluminium, and Alxin. This expansion solidifies the Council’s position as the leading voice for the Australian aluminium industry, now representing over 95% of the country’s extrusion sector.

“We will continue working with the Government to ensure Australia’s downstream manufacturers can compete through free and fair trade,” stated Ms. Johnson. This collaborative approach is deemed essential to fostering a business environment that allows Australian companies to thrive.

The Australian Aluminium Council believes that with the right policy settings, Australia’s manufacturing industries can attract increased trade and investment. This, in turn, will support the continued growth of the aluminium sector and enable it to meet the ever-increasing global demand for this versatile and essential material. The Council’s endorsement of the government’s initiative reflects a shared vision for a strong and competitive Australian manufacturing sector, built on the principles of fair trade and a level playing field.

Source: Australian Aluminium Council with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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Donald Trump said he will announce 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports into the US that would affect “everybody’.

Charles Johnson, president & CEO of the Aluminum Association, issued the following statement:

“We appreciate President Trump’s continued focus on strong trade actions to support the aluminum industry in the United States. During his first term the president was early to recognise the genuine threat that non-market actors pose to U.S. manufacturing industries like ours. These actions helped lead to more than $10 billion in industry investment since 2016. In order for these investments to be successful and for American firms to make the cars, trucks, beverage cans, fighter jets, body armor and more that our industry provides, we need ready and affordable access to metal. Today, there is not enough smelting capacity in the United States to supply the growing aluminum industry with the input materials it needs.

To ensure that American aluminum wins the future, President Trump should secure access to the aluminum metal supply needed for American manufacturers, while continuing to take every possible action at the U.S. border against unfairly traded aluminum from China and elsewhere. This is consistent with action his administration wisely took during his first term and we are confident he will take again.”

Jean Simard, President and CEO of the Aluminium Association of Canada.

“We are disappointed, but we were expecting this and are ready for it”

“This situation will unfortunately impact workers and consumers in America with the immediate increase on the price of aluminium.”

Paul Voss, Director General, European Aluminium:

“We need to see the detail in writing before we can provide an official reaction. Slightly less officially, it seems to me on the face of it that this would be an unfortunate and unhelpful move that wouldn’t help anybody on either side of the Atlantic with anything.

Until we get more clarity, I can only say that we are busy talking with as many relevant people/institutions as we can to better understand the situation and reflect together on how to move forward.”

Nadine Bloxsome, CEO of Aluminium Federation (ALFED) commented:

“The UK Government appears to be downplaying the impact of these tariffs… The reality is that this move would not only increase costs for UK aluminium exporters but also destabilise supply chains, force businesses to seek alternative markets, and create trade distortions that could flood the UK with low-cost aluminium imports from countries redirected out of the US market.

“This is not just a trade issue, it’s an economic and industrial concern… Without robust trade protections and policy interventions, we risk falling behind in an increasingly protectionist global market.”

She disclosed that ALFED is engaging with the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) to push for greater recognition of these risks, but called for the industry to voice their opinions.

Source: Zahra Awan with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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The move to reimpose tariffs, first implemented in 2018, comes as the current administration says it’s aiming to protect America’s aluminum and steel industries from “unfair trade practices and global excess capacity.”

While several industry and union figures, including Aluminum Association president Charles Johnson and American Primary Aluminum Association president Mark Duffy, applaud the moves, most organizations are wary that the tariffs, should they take effect as scheduled on March 12, will harm United States companies and consumers. In particular, the construction industry faces a complex landscape in the coming years, especially smaller firms running on tight margins.

The Council on Foreign Relations says the tariffs will likely raise costs for industries that rely on aluminum and steel, such as the glass industry, which uses aluminum for window, door, storefront and curtainwall systems. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, America obtains nearly half (44%) of its aluminum abroad. Two-thirds come from Canada. A 25% tariff on aluminum will increase prices throughout the built environment, trickling down to consumers.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) argues the new tariffs are projected to raise the cost of imported steel and aluminum products by several billion dollars, adding layered costs that could impact builders’ ability to deliver new single-family and multifamily projects.

“Through an executive order on his first day in office, President [Donald] Trump made it a top priority to reduce housing costs and increase housing supply to ease the nation’s housing affordability crisis,” says NAHB chairperson Carl Harris. “The administration’s move to impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum products imports into the U.S. runs totally counter to this goal by raising home building costs, deterring new development and frustrating efforts to rebuild in the wake of natural disasters. Ultimately, consumers will pay for these tariffs through higher home prices.”

The glass industry also expects the tariffs to increase costs throughout the sector. An informal poll conducted by USGlass magazine found that 65% of respondents expect increased costs due to the tariffs. Fourteen percent of respondents expect to see some increases, and 14% expect no significant changes. Six percent of respondents stated they don’t use aluminum.

Not all news is negative, however. S&P Global research indicates minimal impact on consumer prices and gross domestic product due to the tariffs. Its research notes that the tariffs should be positive for domestic aluminum and steel industries, though risks to downstream users are high.

According to S&P’s report, “Higher prices for imported products could ease competitive pressure that the U.S. producers are under. It could also lead U.S. producers to raise their prices—citing the new tariffs as the reason. That means U.S. producers that rely heavily on steel and aluminum imports would likely see their cost of doing business rise.”

The tariffs could be dialed back, much like in 2018, when Trump granted exemptions to Canada and Mexico, and President Joe Biden expended exemptions with the European Union, Japan and the United Kingdom. The Center for Strategic and International Studies notes that the tariffs are likely more in response to China’s state-driven overproduction of metals than a weapon to gain concessions from global allies. However, Bloomberg Intelligence reports China will barely feel the effect of the tariffs. The country’s largest aluminum manufacturer exports less than 1% of its product; others earn even less revenue from North America.

Source: The Council on Foreign Relations with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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This strategic initiative, currently being evaluated in Reduction Lines 4, 5, and 6, showcases Alba’s proactive approach to minimizing its environmental impact and embracing cutting-edge, sustainable technologies within its core operations.

The AlF3 feeding vehicle, supplied by Techmo Car S.p.A., represents a significant departure from traditional combustion-engine vehicles commonly used in this process. The potential benefits of transitioning to electric vehicles in this critical area of aluminium production are multifaceted, ranging from reduced greenhouse gas emissions to improved worker safety and reduced noise pollution.

Strategic Evaluation for a Sustainable Future:

The pilot program is designed to rigorously assess the viability and effectiveness of the electric AlF3 feeding vehicle in a real-world operating environment. Alba’s team of engineers and sustainability experts will meticulously analyze a wide range of data and performance metrics during the trial period. This comprehensive evaluation will encompass key performance indicators (KPIs) such as:

Battery Performance and Range: Assessing the vehicle’s operational range on a single charge, its charging time, and the overall lifecycle of the battery packs. Understanding these factors is critical for determining the long-term feasibility and economic viability of a fleet-wide deployment.
Operational Efficiency: Comparing the electric vehicle’s efficiency in terms of AlF3 distribution, cycle times, and overall productivity against traditional vehicles. This will determine whether the electric vehicle can maintain or improve upon existing performance levels.
Maintenance and Reliability: Tracking maintenance requirements, downtime, and overall reliability of the electric vehicle. Understanding these aspects will provide insights into the long-term operational costs and potential challenges associated with electric vehicle adoption.
Emissions Reduction: Quantifying the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions achieved by using the electric vehicle compared to its combustion-engine counterpart. This data will provide a clear indication of the environmental benefits and contribute to Alba’s overall sustainability goals.
Cost Analysis: Conducting a comprehensive cost analysis, including capital expenditure, operating costs, and maintenance expenses, to determine the economic feasibility of transitioning to electric AlF3 feeding vehicles on a larger scale.
Worker Safety and Ergonomics: Evaluating the impact of the electric vehicle on worker safety and ergonomics, focusing on factors such as noise levels, vibration, and ease of operation. Electric vehicles typically offer quieter operation and reduced vibration, contributing to a safer and more comfortable working environment.

Alba’s Vision for a Greener Future:

Commenting on this pivotal initiative, Alba’s Chief Executive Officer, Ali Al Baqali, emphasized the company’s unwavering dedication to environmental stewardship. “This initiative to explore electric AlF3 feeding vehicles within our reduction lines represents a proactive and decisive step towards minimising our environmental footprint,” he stated. “We are optimistic about the positive outcomes of this trial, confident that it will further cement our commitment to sustainable practices. Every action, no matter how small, contributes significantly to a more sustainable future.”

Mr. Al Baqali’s statement underscores Alba’s strategic approach to sustainability, recognizing that incremental improvements across various operational areas can collectively contribute to a significant reduction in the company’s overall environmental impact. The pilot program for electric AlF3 feeding vehicles exemplifies this commitment to continuous improvement and the pursuit of innovative solutions that promote a more sustainable future for the aluminium industry.

A Collaborative Partnership for Innovation:

This pioneering endeavor is further strengthened by the collaborative partnership between Alba and Techmo Car S.p.A. Massimo Zannini, the Managing Director of Techmo Car S.p.A., highlighted the significance of this collaboration, stating: “Alba is a longstanding customer of Techmo Car S.p.A. and we are honoured to continue this partnership through this pioneering endeavour. This collaboration demonstrates our shared commitment to advancing sustainable technologies within the aluminium industry.”

The partnership highlights the importance of collaboration between industry leaders and technology providers in driving innovation and promoting sustainable practices. Techmo Car S.p.A.’s expertise in developing specialized electric vehicles, combined with Alba’s operational experience and commitment to sustainability, creates a powerful synergy that can accelerate the adoption of electric vehicle technology within the aluminium industry.

Looking Ahead: Potential for a Fleet-Wide Transformation:

The data and insights gathered from this pilot program will be instrumental in informing Alba’s decision on a potential fleet-wide adoption of electric AlF3 feeding vehicles. A successful trial could pave the way for a significant transformation in Alba’s operations, leading to:

Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Replacing combustion-engine vehicles with electric alternatives will substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to Alba’s carbon footprint reduction targets and supporting global efforts to combat climate change.
Improved Air Quality: Electric vehicles produce zero tailpipe emissions, leading to improved air quality within the smelter and surrounding communities. This contributes to a healthier and safer working environment for Alba’s employees and residents.
Reduced Noise Pollution: Electric vehicles operate much more quietly than combustion-engine vehicles, reducing noise pollution within the smelter and improving the overall working environment.
Enhanced Sustainability Profile: The adoption of electric AlF3 feeding vehicles will enhance Alba’s sustainability profile, demonstrating its commitment to environmental responsibility and attracting investors and customers who prioritize sustainable practices.

Alba’s pilot program for electric AlF3 feeding vehicles represents a bold and strategic step towards a more sustainable future for the aluminium industry. By rigorously evaluating the performance and viability of this innovative technology, Alba is demonstrating its commitment to continuous improvement and its unwavering dedication to minimizing its environmental footprint. The success of this pilot program could pave the way for a significant transformation in Alba’s operations, leading to reduced emissions, improved air quality, and a more sustainable future for the company and the industry as a whole. The partnership with Techmo Car S.p.A. underscores the importance of collaboration in driving innovation and accelerating the adoption of sustainable technologies within the aluminium sector. As Alba moves forward with this pilot program, the industry will be watching closely, eager to learn from its experiences and potentially replicate its success.

Source: Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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The companies have signed a partnership agreement that allows for certain information to be shared.

Together the partners expect to invest approximately USD 45 million over five years to support this initiative.

Most of the work is expected to be conducted at Hydro’s facilities in Norway and Rio Tinto’s facilities in Europe.

Anode consumption during the electrolysis process accounts for approximately three quarters of a smelter’s direct CO₂ emissions.

Capturing carbon from aluminium smelter flue gas, with CO₂ concentrations around 1 percent (vol.), requires adapting direct air capture technologies for higher concentrations or point source technologies for lower concentrations.

In both cases, the current technology requires significant development efforts to mature from laboratory to commercial scale. The collaboration between Hydro and Rio Tinto aims to speed up this development process.

“Hydro is accelerating our ambitious roadmap to achieve net-zero aluminium production by 2050 or sooner, advancing solutions across every step of our value chain, from mine to metal. Carbon capture technologies are critical to decarbonising existing smelters. Our partnership with Rio Tinto will amplify efforts to develop fit for purpose solutions that can accelerate the aluminium industry’s transition towards net-zero production,” says Hydro President and CEO Eivind Kallevik.

“Rio Tinto’s is committed to reaching net-zero emissions from our operations by 2050, and we know that achieving our climate objectives will require a portfolio of solutions. By working in partnership with Hydro to assess certain carbon capture technologies for aluminium smelters, we are finding better ways to leverage our complementary networks and R&D capabilities to address the climate change challenge,” says Rio Tinto Chief Executive Jakob Stausholm.

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The company leveraged the event to showcase its comprehensive ecosystem of services and innovative solutions, designed to empower professionals in today’s competitive market.

Central to Reynaers’ presence was the “Window on the Future” keynote series. Experts delivered presentations exploring the multifaceted nature of sustainable building, moving beyond simple carbon calculations to address the holistic creation of sustainable cities and homes. These presentations highlighted how Reynaers supports professionals in achieving ambitious sustainability goals.

The company expressed deep gratitude to its partners, recognizing their crucial role in Reynaers’ ongoing success. As Reynaers Aluminium approaches its 60th anniversary in 2025, the company reaffirmed its dedication to fostering and nurturing strong, sustainable professional relationships for the next six decades.

Reynaers showcased several key innovations at its booth (Hall B1, stand 331). For homeowners, the HiFinity Magnetic Slider was a particular highlight, offering effortless manual operation of exceptionally heavy vents (up to 600kg). For building professionals, the Docu Portal, with its integrated hardware configurator, simplifies the comparison of different hardware and accessory options, streamlining the design and specification process. These examples demonstrate Reynaers’ ongoing commitment to understanding and responding to the specific needs of its stakeholders.

The BAU Munich exhibition provided a valuable platform for Reynaers Aluminium to connect with its partners, showcase its innovative solutions, and reaffirm its dedication to collaborative growth. The company’s focus on transparency, sustainability, and long-term relationships underscores its vision for a future built on mutual success and innovation.

Cannot make it to Munich? Bookmark our Window on the future webpage where we will share the recorded presentations after the fair: https://lnkd.in/eKRw3TJX

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The agreement underscores BMW’s commitment to environmentally responsible sourcing and EGA’s leading role in the production of low-carbon aluminium.

BMW utilizes EGA’s CelestiAL-R, a premium aluminium product, in the manufacturing of its vehicles’ high-quality components. This continued collaboration highlights the superior performance and sustainability characteristics of EGA’s offering. The renewed agreement underscores the trust and confidence BMW places in EGA’s capabilities and commitment to quality.

The signing of the new agreement was marked by a visit from Oliver Zipse, Chairman of the Board of Management of BMW AG, to EGA’s Jebel Ali plant and the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority’s Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park. This visit served as a powerful symbol of the shared commitment to sustainability underpinning the partnership. The solar park visit further emphasizes the environmentally conscious production methods employed by EGA in the creation of CelestiAL-R.

EGA has been a reliable supplier of aluminium to the BMW Group since 2013, establishing a proven track record of meeting and exceeding industry standards. This extended agreement builds upon this history of successful collaboration.

Abdulnasser Bin Kalban, Chief Executive Officer of Emirates Global Aluminium, commented on the significance of the agreement: “The BMW Group demands the highest quality metal produced with solar power, and this continues to drive our innovation at EGA. Over the coming years, we will further increase the proportion of recycled metal in our CelestiAL-R for the BMW Group while meeting their metal quality specifications. I thank the BMW Group for their trust in EGA.” His statement highlights EGA’s ongoing commitment to innovation and sustainability, focusing on increasing the recycled content of its aluminium while maintaining the stringent quality demanded by BMW.

This extended partnership between EGA and BMW exemplifies the growing industry trend towards sustainable manufacturing practices and the crucial role of responsible sourcing in the automotive sector. It showcases a commitment to a greener future for the automotive industry, leveraging innovative production methods and a strong, collaborative relationship between two industry leaders.

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