Nanshan Aluminium Plans $437 Million Electrolytic Aluminium Plant in Indonesia

Reuters01-19
Nanshan Aluminium Plans $437 Million Electrolytic Aluminium Plant in Indonesia

Nanshan Aluminium International Holdings Ltd. has announced plans to develop an electrolytic aluminium project with an annual output of 250,000 tons, with an initial estimated investment of approximately USD 436.57 million. The project, which will be located in the Galang Batang Special Economic Zone on Bintan Island, Indonesia—where the company’s alumina production plant is also situated—is expected to be constructed over a two-year period, subject to relevant environmental and construction approvals. The initiative aims to strengthen the company’s competitiveness and build synergies across its industrial chain. As of now, no formal or legally binding agreements have been entered into for this project.

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