Century Aluminum is ramping up U.S. production just as trade barriers and supply limits abroad keep the aluminum market tight, giving it a shot at stronger pricing and steadier demand. The catch is that the upside leans heavily on tariffs, government incentives, and manageable energy and raw‑material costs—any shift there could change the picture fast.Read more
Century Aluminum is betting big on bringing more metal to market, with a major plant restart and plans for a new U.S. smelter that could reshape its long-term growth. The catch is that the story leans heavily on government support and huge construction projects that could slip or get more expensive.Read more
Century Aluminum’s growth plans look far more fragile than they seem, because they lean heavily on cheap power deals and government support that can change quickly. With a key smelter outage and big expansion projects underway, small delays, cost surprises, or policy shifts could hit production and profits hard.Read more
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Century Aluminum Company, together with its subsidiaries, produces primary aluminum and alumina in the United States and Iceland. The company engages in the production of standard-grade and value-added primary aluminum products. It also owns and operates a carbon anode production facility in Vlissingen, the Netherlands; and operates aluminum reduction facilities or smelters; and bauxite mining and alumina refining in Jamaica. The company was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.
