Alcoa
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Alcoa moving HQ back to Pittsburgh after nine-year stay in New York
The aluminum giant is also closing seven additional offices in the U.S., Europe, Iceland and China
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Alcoa buying Tital to further expand global aerospace business
Company has been shifting from mining, smelting aluminum to making products for automotive, aerospace industries
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New process will yield better aluminum for cars, trucks: Alcoa
Company claims process will create metal sheets that are stronger, more easily shaped than current aluminum
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Alcoa buying jet engine components maker Firth Rixson in US$2.85B deal
Deal will see Alcoa pay US$2.35 billion in cash, US$500 million in stock to Oak Hill Capital Partners
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Alcoa’s latest closure and curtailments hit N.Y., Brazil
Once the Massena and Brazil closures and curtailments are complete, Alcoa will have idled 16 per cent of its smelting capacity representing, 646,800 metric tons.
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Alcoa posts $119 quarterly loss, blames price volatility
Aluminum giant’s ongoing restructuring is also dipping into revenues
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Alcoa to close two potlines, eliminate 500 jobs and postpone upgrades
The company said the job cuts will be made through retirements and attrition at the smelter, which currently has about 1,400 employees.
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Alcoa wins huge Siemen’s turbine contract
Siemens F-Class turbine which generates enough power to supply the energy needs of a city of 300,000
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Alcoa joins Sustainable Development Charter
The Alcoa wheels are the first products in the transportation industry to receive Cradle to Cradle certification.
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Alcoa inks $1.4-billion supply contract
Alcoa says its materials will be used across virtually all Airbus commercial programs
