ALCircle

ALCircle A Virtual Aluminium Ecosystem. Think Aluminium Think AL Circle It is a site for all stakeholders to explore, share and collaborate.

AL Circle (http://www.alcircle.com) is promoted by industry players to fulfill the need for a community portal where industry players can converge to access content – news, directory data, business and trade inquiries, industry events and market data, focused exclusively on aluminum industry. The vision is not just to provide a consolidation platform but one that adds value – a platform with analy

tical and collaborative capability. AlCircle is designed to realize that vision of value added content platform that enhances user experience with customization features. We offer:

• Effortless and geographically seamless growth of your business through online collaboration

• Exposure to the world's leading businesses without investing significant resources in marketing initiatives

• Business intelligence through proactive analysis of news, reports, data, prices and trends

• A forum for you to post your business and trade enquiries for domestic and international buyers, suppliers and service providers

• A platform for you to participate in buyer-supplier discovery programs and thus enhance your revenues through online access to new business opportunities

• An advertisement and promotional platform for you to list your products and services, in the process increasing worldwide visibility and audience

• A medium to increase your awareness about the industry worldwide, and of the industry about you

• The convenience of locating the right buyer at the right time, across the globe

• A collaboration platform from players in the aluminium industry, irrespective of where they are located

• A database to locate local logistics providers

• Access to single-click critical information at the right time

’s unwrought aluminium trade in 2025 shows a contrasting trend: imports surged to 2.1 million tonnes in H1, fueled by s...
25/09/2025

’s unwrought aluminium trade in 2025 shows a contrasting trend: imports surged to 2.1 million tonnes in H1, fueled by strong construction and transportation demand and rising bauxite inflows, while exports struggled at 272.9 thousand tonnes amid tariffs, anti-dumping duties, and global price fluctuations. Russia remains the top supplier, and Canada, UAE, and South Korea are key buyers. Supply chain dynamics and regulatory pressures will shape China’s next aluminium trade moves. http://bit.ly/426Ctn1

The recent U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut aims to boost the economy and employment but raises inflation risks. While it o...
24/09/2025

The recent U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut aims to boost the economy and employment but raises inflation risks. While it offers cheaper financing for manufacturers, rising aluminium prices, driven by tariffs and supply disruptions, may offset these benefits. Aluminium prices recently surged, but analysts suggest they may remain range-bound, mirroring trends seen during the 2019 rate cuts. The balance between economic growth and inflation control remains delicate, with more rate cuts expected. http://bit.ly/48h4lZF

LME aluminium prices dropped by USD 21/tonne on September 23, 2025, with the cash bid and offer settling at USD 2,645.5 ...
24/09/2025

LME aluminium prices dropped by USD 21/tonne on September 23, 2025, with the cash bid and offer settling at USD 2,645.5 and USD 2,646 respectively. The 3-month and December 26 prices also saw declines, reflecting a broader downtrend. Meanwhile, the Asian Reference Price fell by USD 7. Alumina prices remained unchanged at USD 332.89/tonne. Stock data showed a slight decrease in opening stock, live warrants, and cancelled warrants. http://bit.ly/4nk8Win

’s aluminium can demand remains steady at 2.09 billion units in 2025, marking a decade of flat consumption. Beer sales ...
24/09/2025

’s aluminium can demand remains steady at 2.09 billion units in 2025, marking a decade of flat consumption. Beer sales decline offsets gains in RTDs and soft drinks, while demographics and price volatility weigh on volumes. Aluminium dominates due to convenience, vending networks, and a near-closed-loop 99.8% recycling system. Japan exports UBCs and lighter 6.1 g cans reduce GHG emissions. Despite stagnation, strategic innovation and recycling sustain the market’s resilience. http://bit.ly/4pzjkEt

India's aluminium sector in H1 2025 faces a mix of challenges, with a decline in exports of non-alloyed, alloyed alumini...
23/09/2025

India's aluminium sector in H1 2025 faces a mix of challenges, with a decline in exports of non-alloyed, alloyed aluminium, and scrap, alongside rising imports. While top destinations for exports shift, the EU's CBAM and US tariffs on aluminium threaten trade. Rising imports, anti-dumping duties, and supply imbalances fuel secondary aluminium price hikes. The industry must adapt to regulatory changes and market dynamics to stay competitive globally and domestically. http://bit.ly/4nkKCwG

Aluminium prices dropped by 0.79% to 257.2 in August 2025, despite a rise in China’s aluminium production and exports. C...
23/09/2025

Aluminium prices dropped by 0.79% to 257.2 in August 2025, despite a rise in China’s aluminium production and exports. China’s domestic production grew 1.22% year-on-year, but supply disruptions, such as Guinea Alumina’s loss of mining licenses, pressured prices. Imports also increased, while Japan's aluminium stockpiles rose 6.3%. The market faced a deficit of 119,900 tonnes in July, with prices hovering around RMB 2,121 per tonne due to weak demand. http://bit.ly/425MdOk

India's steel and aluminium exports to the EU dropped 24.4% in FY25, even before the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism ...
23/09/2025

India's steel and aluminium exports to the EU dropped 24.4% in FY25, even before the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) takes effect in January 2026. Rising costs, carbon price gaps, and existing tariffs are putting pressure on exporters. Aluminium, vital to Europe's green transition, faces challenges due to CBAM's rules, which could impact EU climate goals and competitiveness. Experts call for flexibility in CBAM negotiations to mitigate the impact on Indian exports. http://bit.ly/4nhb2PP

In 2024, global alumina refining fuel consumption hit 1.19 million terajoules, with coal remaining the dominant energy s...
23/09/2025

In 2024, global alumina refining fuel consumption hit 1.19 million terajoules, with coal remaining the dominant energy source despite a rise in renewable options. The industry saw a modest increase in production, yet fuel use grew minimally. Notably, electricity consumption grew by nearly 11%, signalling electrification trends. Efforts to decarbonise, including hydrogen calcination pilots and electric alternatives, are gaining momentum, with regional shifts in fuel use pushing towards sustainability. https://bit.ly/4nKJwKv

is fast-tracking reforms to boost domestic extraction of critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earths, cruc...
22/09/2025

is fast-tracking reforms to boost domestic extraction of critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earths, crucial for clean energy, EVs, and defence. Amendments to the Mines and Minerals Act may let miners expand beyond existing licences, unlocking 2,500 idle leases. With China curbing rare earth exports, India is investing in overseas assets, launching the National Critical Mineral Mission, and exploring recovery from aluminium red mud to reduce import reliance. http://bit.ly/3KwNmZ8

Fourth Circular Released | IBAAS -IMMT-IIM 2025 Conference & Exhibition http://bit.ly/3Ki7mP8
22/09/2025

Fourth Circular Released | IBAAS -IMMT-IIM 2025 Conference & Exhibition http://bit.ly/3Ki7mP8

The aluminium industry faces soaring demand from clean energy while struggling to decarbonise. A new Eurasia Group–Alcoa...
22/09/2025

The aluminium industry faces soaring demand from clean energy while struggling to decarbonise. A new Eurasia Group–Alcoa study highlights Europe’s lead, powered by renewables and strict policies like CBAM, while Asia, dominated by coal-heavy China and India, lags behind. With aluminium emissions still high and global trade set for a shake-up, the winners will be producers investing fastest in renewables, recycling, and breakthrough technologies to stay competitive in a low-carbon economy. http://bit.ly/3IwzrSm

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