Emirates Global Aluminium says it sustained significant damage due to the Iranian missile and drone attacks at the Khalifa Economic Zone, facilities have entered an emergency shutdown and could take up to 12 months to restore

  • Its Al Taweelah site was fully evacuated and may be able to restart some production sooner depending on final assessment.
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The drone and missile attacks have caused substantial damage to Emirates Global Aluminium's facilities, prompting an emergency shutdown. This disruption could severely impact aluminum supply, potentially tightening the market and pushing prices higher as recovery may take up to a year. Traders should monitor the situation closely as it may have broader implications for the aluminum sector and related commodities.

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