Aluminium, the miracle metal: part of our everyday lives
Alcoa has secured a new three year contract with iconic Australian car manufacturer Holden. The advanced performance Holden Commodore Redline models are being fitted with Alcoa Forged Wheels.




Anglesea mine lease renewal
Alcoa is currently working with the Victorian Government to take up the second 50 year term of its mining lease at Anglesea. Get the latest and learn more about the renewal process.






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2012-01-09
Alcoa Announces Fourth Quarter Loss on Charges Associated with Cutting High-Cost Smelting Capacity, Market Weakness
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2011-11-23
Make an Impact WA - Local Food Safari
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2011-11-08
Carbon Pricing
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2011-10-26
Alcoa's $10,000 surprise for seniors
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2011-10-25
Alcoa provides certainty for Anglesea Heath
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2011-10-24
Alcoa enters WA Export Hall of Fame
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2011-10-20
Alcoa banks beef for people in need
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2011-10-19
Silver anniversary for Portland Aluminium
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2011-10-12
Alcoa marks Mental Health Week with $200,000 for Youth Focus
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2011-10-11
Alcoa Third Quarter Revenue, Earnings Higher Than Year-Ago Quarter, Down Sequentially on Lower Prices and European Market Weakness
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Who we are and what we do
Alcoa of Australia operates the world’s largest integrated bauxite mining, alumina refining, aluminium smelting and rolling system. We are part of the primary aluminium production business. In WA Alcoa mines bauxite from the Darling Range that’s then refined into alumina. We export some alumina, and the remaining is sent to our two smelters in Victoria where it’s made into aluminium. Alcoa also operates rolling mills in Victoria and NSW, as well as Australia’s largest aluminium recycling facility.
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