Alcoa (AA) CEO said the co. is looking to sell ten of its closed or curtailed sites to data centres

Alcoa's CEO indicating a plan to sell ten closed or curtailed sites to data centers suggests a strategic pivot towards higher-demand assets in a growing sector.

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This move not only reflects Alcoa's adaptation to market trends but could also unlock potential value for shareholders while diversifying its revenue streams. Keeping an eye on how this aligns with competitors and broader industry trends will be crucial.

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