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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Ranshofen, Austria, AMAG Austria Metall AG is an international entity primarily engaged in the production, processing, and worldwide distribution of aluminum and various cast aluminum items. The company's operations are segmented into four main divisions. Its Metal division is responsible for aluminum smelting and the strategic management of metal streams. The Casting division focuses on transforming recycled aluminum scrap into diverse cast alloys, available as ingots, sows, or in liquid form. The Rolling division manufactures a comprehensive range of rolled aluminum products, such as sheets, coils, and plates, and also produces high-precision metallic components for the aerospace sector. Additionally, the Service division offers crucial support services including facility management, energy supply, waste disposal, and procurement. Established in 1939, AMAG's aluminum materials are vital components across numerous industries, including aircraft manufacturing, automotive, mechanical engineering, construction, packaging, electronics, and consumer goods.
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