2022 will see a further sharp increase in corporate costs for aluminium rollers, as raw material and power costs continue to rise dramatically. Raw materials generally represent 70% to 90% of corporate costs for mills, therefore further increases are applying significant pressure on producers. CRU’s Aluminium rolling cost model (ARC) can help producers fully understand the cost landscape and remain competitive in a highly inflationary market.
While costs are one of main driver for mills, emissions also continue to be a key area of focus. In line with this CRU has designed ARC to calculate Scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for every mill, key product and major stage of production.
Please join us for our latest webinar which will provide a deep dive on the Aluminium Rolling Cost model and provide further insight on how this can help your company in an ever more challenging market. We welcome you to raise questions in advance so we can address them during the webinar.
Agenda
Current cost landscape
- How ARC is designed (by Mill, product etc.)
- Case study to show a key value area of ARC
- Q&A
Speakers from CRU Aluminium team,
Ross Strachan, Principle Analyst
Kelly Driscoll, Research Manager
Paul Williams, Head of Aluminium
Caroline Alglave, Senior Analyst