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The theme it is part of
Highest-graded in Aluminum
Graded A or B and worth $2B or more: A first, then the largest.
All 4 graded companies in its industry
Grade rose recently in Materials
Rose to A or B on a filing in the last 90 days, worth $2B or more: largest first.
FCXFreeport-McMoRan Inc.6 nov 2026CAGraded C, now A
NUENucor Corporation26 oct 2026CBGraded C, now B
STLDSteel Dynamics, Inc.20 oct 2026CBGraded C, now B
CFCF Industries Holdings, Inc.4 nov 2026CBGraded C, now B
AUGOAura Minerals Inc.5 ago 2026FAGraded F, now A
Cómo gana dinero
- Aluminum metal sales78 %
- Alumina sales16 %
- Bauxite sales4 %
- Electricity sales2 %
Los porcentajes de ingresos son estimaciones para quarter ended 2026-03-31, no cifras de un informe oficial.
Compite con
- RIORio TintoC
- Tamaño
- 104,6B US$
- Margen
- 17,3 %
- CENXCentury AluminumA
- Tamaño
- 3,5B US$
- Margen
- 29,7 %
- GLNCYGlencore
- NHYDYNorsk Hydro
- Emirates Global Aluminium
Qué vende6
Bauxite
The mined ore Alcoa uses to make alumina; it also sells some bauxite to outside customers.
Smelter-grade alumina
A refined material made from bauxite and used by aluminum smelters to produce metal.
Non-metallurgical alumina
Alumina sold to outside customers who process it into industrial chemical products.
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Commodity-grade aluminum ingot
Cast aluminum sold in standard forms, including large blocks and bars.
Value-added aluminum
Cast aluminum in forms such as billet, rod, and slab, including alloys made for particular uses.
Electricity
Power generated by Alcoa's energy assets and sold to outside customers or electricity markets.
Quién se lo compra5
- Aluminum smelters that buy alumina, including Alcoa's own smelters.
- Manufacturers that buy aluminum for transportation, building and construction, packaging, wire, and other industrial uses.
- Traders that buy or arrange sales of bauxite, alumina, and aluminum.
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- Industrial customers that use non-metallurgical alumina to make chemical products.
- Outside customers and electricity markets that buy power from Alcoa's energy assets.
En qué se apoya y qué podría romperlo
De qué depende el negocio
- 1Alcoa's alumina refineries rely on bauxite from its mines, joint ventures, and supply agreements; obtaining approvals for new mining areas in Western Australia affects its access to future mine regions.
- 2Alumina refining and aluminum smelting require substantial fuel and electricity. Alcoa buys much of its smelter power under contracts, while some sites also face exposure to market prices.
- 3Alcoa's smelters used about 34% of its alumina shipments in 2025 (2025, high), linking part of its alumina business to its own aluminum production.
Qué podría salir mal
- 1Aluminum and alumina prices can change with global supply and demand, including production and market conditions in China; those price changes affect what Alcoa receives for its products.
- 2Changes in energy prices or interruptions to electricity and fuel supplies can raise the cost of running refineries and smelters or disrupt production.
- 3Delays in permits for Western Australian mining areas could affect access to bauxite and require changes to mining or refinery operations.
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Sobre Alcoa Corp
Alcoa mines bauxite, refines it into alumina, and turns alumina into aluminum metal. It casts aluminum into forms such as ingots, rods, and slabs for manufacturers, and sells alumina and bauxite to outside buyers as well as to its own operations. It also sells electricity from some of its power assets.
- Sede
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
- Fundada en
- 2016 (as an independent company)
- Empleados
- 14,900 (2025-12-31, high)
- Cotiza en
- NYSE
- Cierre del ejercicio
- December 31
Construido a partir de los propios informes de Alcoa Corp ante la Comisión de Bolsa y Valores de EE. UU. (SEC). Las cifras son las declaradas, con el historial por acción reexpresado a la base de acciones de hoy. Esto describe un negocio: no es asesoramiento de inversión ni una recomendación de compra o venta.
