Top 5 downstream aluminium projects of 2024 to redefine the value-added product industry
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Update time : 2025-01-10 17:35:14
The ever-increasing demand for value-added aluminium products has left no nook of the world untouched for new projects. From India to China to the United Kingdom, aluminium product manufacturing plants have cropped up in many parts of the world. While some manufacturers have expanded their capacities by building new phases, some have debuted with new facilities to tap into the potential business opportunities. Let's explore the top downstream aluminium projects that commenced in 2024, aiming to meet global demand, mainly from the automotive, renewable energy, and packaging sectors.
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