Partners

Through the IAI, the aluminium industry aims to promote a better understanding of its activities and demonstrate its responsibility in producing the metal and benefits through its use in sustainable applications and recycling.

IAI member companies are engaged in the production of bauxite, alumina, aluminium, the recycling of aluminium, or fabrication of aluminium or as joint venture partners in such. The Institute also works closely with national and regional aluminium associations with whom it shares many members.

ASI’s four priority sustainability issues focus its contribution to driving change in the aluminium value chain to 2030: climate change, circularity, nature positive and human rights. These high-level priority challenges for our global future are inter-connected and must be tackled together to support effective and just transitions that minimise unintended consequences and maximise positive impact. The ASI is a global, multi-stakeholder, non-profit standards setting and certification organisation. It works toward responsible production, sourcing and stewardship of aluminium following an entire value chain approach. To this end, ASI launched its new certification program covering a Performance Standard and a Chain of Custody Standard in December 2017.

ASI’s 60 members include leading civil society organisations, companies with activities in bauxite mining, alumina refining, aluminium smelting, semi-fabrication, product and component manufacturing, as well as consumer and commercial goods, including the automotive industry, construction and packaging, as well as industry associations and other supporters.

Egyptalum is the proud host of the 24th edition of ARABAL scheduled to take place in Cairo, Egypt from 29th November to 1st December 2022.

Since its inauguration in Kuwait in 1983, ARABAL has become an event of international repute, bringing together industry leaders from around the world to discuss current issues in the aluminium sector whilst also exploring investment opportunities in the region.

The 2022 event takes place in Cairo, Egypt and will comprise a strategic conference focusing on the current industry prospects and challenges, an international exhibition, workshops and networking events

CMI actively participates in the exchange of ideas influencing legislative, regulatory and administrative policies affecting the industry on the national and state level. CMI engages in initiatives to solidify the can as the superior sustainable package. CMI members are committed to providing safe, nutritious and refreshing canned food and beverages to consumers in the most sustainable packaging.

Operating nine smelters in Canada, eight of which in Quebec, they employ over 9,500 workers, producing more than 80% of North America’s primary metal, with $10,8 billion in exports. The AAC and its members are active in the development of best practices in health and safety and responsible low CO2 production.

Its primary objective is to enhance the representation of women in the metals industry and ensure equal opportunities for individuals of all genders. The initiative meanwhile operates across the industry, establishing a network that aims to increase visibility and provide support for women in production, specialist and leadership roles. By promoting an inclusive corporate culture, Women4Metals is actively driving positive change in the metals industry through collaboration with and support by companies, associations, and individuals.

All stages of the value chain, from the production of aluminium to processing and application in a wide range of industries, are covered. International Aluminium Journal provides decision-makers with comprehensive information. aluminium-journal.com reports in English and sends out English newsletter.

With its more than 40 members, the organisation represents the total aluminium foil rolling market in Europe. Founded in 1974 it has its roots in associations dating back to the 1920s.

Our online portal focuses on the initial and mid-process stages of the aluminium supply chain, while also seeking to remain accessible to consumers. We aim to be one of the top and most trusted sources of information on the aluminium sector, and attract a wide range of industry stakeholders – producers, industry analysts, R&D organizations, managers, journalists etc. – to read, share and contribute their expertise.

To achieve this, upgradation of plant & equipment, technology development, enhancement of knowledge, innovations and training of manpower are critical and essential factors. One needs to remain in touch with latest developments in extrusion field globally. A few years back, a small group of enthusiastic and dedicated people from industry, defence establishment and R&D organisations came together to form ALEX - Forum for Aluminium Extrusion and Related Industries. Today, it is a registered Association “Aluminium Extruders’ Council (ALEX)”.

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As well on our website, AIT has also extended its online presence with a free weekly newsletter, which is sent to the inbox of more than 16,000 industry professionals, a monthly newsletter and exclusive editor’s Blog focusing on global industry trends.In addition, AIT can be found discussing the latest industry news and views on social media sites such as Twitter and LinkedIn to more than 20,000 followers.We are always on the lookout for new contributors to both the print and digital editions. Many authors from the industry have commented on the interest their articles have generated and the AIT team is always happy to interview industry professionals for company profile features and make site visits to see technology first-hand.

JAA plays very important role for Japanese aluminium industry such as in public relation, environment, safety&health, statistic, research& development and so on.

At present, JAA draws ‘the aluminium technology strategy road map’ and tries to expand aluminium demand in various fields through cooperation with aluminium user companies and academia.

The Association is the industry’s leading voice, providing global standards, business intelligence, sustainability research and industry expertise to member companies, policymakers and the general public. The aluminum industry helps manufacturers produce sustainable and innovative products, including more fuel efficient vehicles, recyclable packaging, greener buildings and modern electronics. In the U.S., the aluminum industry creates $186 billion in economic activity.

Through environmental and technical expertise, economic and statistical analysis, scientific research, education and sharing of best practices, public affairs and communication activities, European Aluminium promotes the use of aluminium as a material with permanent properties that is part of the solution to achieving sustainable goals, while maintaining and improving the image of the industry, of the material and of its applications among their stakeholders.

Our 80+ members include primary aluminium producers; downstream manufacturers of extruded, rolled and cast aluminium; producers of recycled aluminium and national aluminium associations are representing more than 600 plants in 30 European countries. Aluminium products are used in a wide range of markets, including automotive, transport, high-tech engineering, building, construction and packaging.

The council’s main objectives are to provide a forum to develop strategies for common issues and concerns facing the aluminium industry in the region, and to share best practices so as to improve the efficiency of the industry.

Turkish aluminium industry has been spread over a wide range of segments and industrial sectors including extrusion, rolling, casting, billet and ingot production, architectural and industrial applications including primary aluminium production. Turkish aluminium industry has achieved sustainable high growth rate over the last decade and therefore has strengthen its place in the world markets.

AFSA offers its Members a wide variety of services, such as technical information and advice, education, skills upgrading and market industry and business development support. It also engages with various stakeholders from government, the private sector and research institutions, ensuring that the challenges faced by the industry are resolved, as well as identifying growth opportunities, for the benefit of the South African aluminium industry at large.