Taxas de processamento de tarugos de alumínio de Nanchang disparam em 30 de setembro

On September 9, the project to establish the China headquarters of the Italian Voilàp Group in the Suzhou High-tech Zone (SHZ) was officially signed. Attendees included Victor Vicari, Southeast Asia Sales Director of Voilàp Group and Chairman/General Manager of Emmegi Aluminum Profile Equipment (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.; Wang Shuai, Managing Director of ESR Group China; Wu Qi, Secretary of the SHZ Party Working Committee; and SHZ official Shan Hongwei. Headquartered in Italy, Voilàp Group is a global leader in the design and manufacture of equipment for smart and sustainable building materials. Emmegi Aluminum Profile Equipment (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary established in the SHZ by Voilàp Group’s Italian entity Emmegi, specializes in the R&D, design, and manufacturing of high-end aluminum profile equipment. Having operated in the SHZ for years, the company has seen steady improvements in operational quality and efficiency, maintained a positive growth trajectory, and continuously enhanced its market competitiveness and regional influence. Under this new agreement, Emmegi Suzhou will be upgraded to serve as Voilàp Group’s China headquarters. Leveraging this new platform, the company plans to comprehensively optimize its strategic layout and establish an R&D center. It will introduce the Group’s premium global brands and advanced production lines, while continuing to increase investment, expand production capacity, and launch new products, thereby further strengthening the Group’s comprehensive operational capabilities in China and its reach across the Asia-Pacific region.

National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO) has paid INR 11 billion (USD 114 million) in dividend to the Government of India for FY26, marking the company’s highest-ever payout. The company declared a total dividend of INR 21 billion (USD 219 million) for FY26, including one final dividend and three interim dividends. This represents a 230 per cent payout on equity shares with a face value of INR 5 (USD 0.052) each. The dividend cheque was handed over to Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy at an investor roadshow in Kolkata on September 28, 2026. NALCO reported a profit after tax of INR 58 billion (USD 604 million) for FY26.

A conclusão das negociações sobre o Acordo de Comércio Livre UE–Índia cria um novo contexto para os fabricantes indianos que consideram o mercado europeu, mas as oportunidades futuras dependerão cada vez mais da preparação regulamentar, bem como da competitividade comercial. As negociações sobre o Acordo de Comércio Livre foram concluídas em janeiro de 2026. No início deste mês, a Comissão Europeia apresentou propostas ao Conselho da UE para a sua assinatura e celebração. O Acordo ainda não está em vigor e continua sujeito aos procedimentos europeus e indianos exigidos. Para a indústria indiana do alumínio, este desenvolvimento surge num momento em que o acesso à Europa é cada vez mais moldado pela regulamentação ambiental, de produtos e da cadeia de abastecimento. Um dos exemplos mais imediatos é o Mecanismo de Ajustamento Carbónico Fronteiriço (CBAM) da União Europeia, que entrou no seu regime definitivo em 1 de janeiro de 2026 e abrange o alumínio entre os seus principais setores. Em agosto, a Comissão Europeia emitiu orientações atualizadas dirigidas especificamente aos produtores de alumínio fora da UE.