Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) has posted revenues of AED 15.08 billion (US$4.11 billion) for the first half of 2025, supported by strong sales across global markets. The company recorded an underlying EBITDA of AED 3.82 billion (approximately US$1.04 billion) and an underlying net profit before GAC adjustments of AED 1.63 billion (approximately US$445 million).
EGA sold 1.37 million tonnes of cast metal to more than 400 customers in over 50 countries, up from 1.31 million tonnes in the same period last year. Value-added products, or ‘premium aluminium’, accounted for 84% of total sales, compared with 82% in H1 2024. Higher billet, slab, and purity sales helped offset weaker demand for foundry products due to a slowdown in the automotive sector.
Sales of low-carbon aluminium brands also gained momentum. EGA sold 52,000 tonnes of its CelestiAL solar aluminium, including 19,000 tonnes of CelestiAL-R with recycled content, up from 44,000 tonnes last year. RevivAL recycled aluminium sales rose sharply to 41,000 tonnes from just 2,000 tonnes in H1 2024. During the period, EGA also signed a supply deal with Hyundai Mobis for up to 15,000 tonnes of CelestiAL annually by 2026.
EGA also advanced its international expansion strategy by announcing plans for a new primary aluminium smelter in Oklahoma, which would be the first of its kind in the United States since 1980. The plant is expected to produce between 600,000 and 750,000 tonnes of aluminium annually, nearly doubling US production capacity.
Also Read:
Simplifying the Global HR Landscape with Betrworkr: Lord Malcolm
Leading with Passion and Purpose: Sandi Saksena
About Author
