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10 Jun 2026, 05:04 UTC · 4h ago
Century Aluminum Bets on Tight Markets, Tariffs and Oklahoma Smelter to Drive Growth
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10 Jun 2026, 05:04 UTC · 4h ago
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Century Aluminum is planning a new Oklahoma smelter that would double the size of the U.S. aluminum industry with 750,000 tons of capacity. — A massive expansion of domestic capacity in a tight market significantly increases long-term revenue potential and market share.
+0.80The U.S. Department of Energy has provided a $500 million grant for the Oklahoma project, with additional low-cost government financing under negotiation. — Substantial government subsidies reduce capital expenditure risk and improve the project's internal rate of return.
+0.60Global aluminum inventories have fallen below six weeks for the first time since the financial crisis, coinciding with the largest supply deficit in history. — Severe supply tightness typically leads to higher spot prices and regional premiums, benefiting producers.
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Century Aluminum has reduced cost volatility through the acquisition of the Jamalco asset for internal bauxite and alumina production. — Vertical integration reduces exposure to raw material price swings, stabilizing margins.
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The company is well-positioned to benefit from aluminum shortages, regional premiums, and a major new smelter project supported by a $500 million government grant.
The company is negotiating a substantial 1.2-gigawatt power agreement for a new industrial smelter.
The company is mentioned only as the buyer of the Hawesville site without any sentiment regarding its financial performance.
[a_to_b] Century Aluminum is negotiating a 1.2-gigawatt power agreement with AEP's subsidiary, Public Service Company of Oklahoma.
[mutual] Century Aluminum sold the Hawesville site to TeraWulf while retaining a 6.8% interest in the resulting data center.
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