IAI: 's global primary aluminum production rose to 5.448 million tons in May

Published: Jun 23, 2020 08:07

Source: Mandarin Finance and Economics

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SMM: global primary aluminum production rose to 5.448 million tons in May and revised to 5.274 million tons in April, according to data released by the International Aluminum Association (IAI) on Monday.

China's primary aluminium production is expected to rise to 3.105 million tons in May from a revised 2.997 million tons in April.

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