Alcoa Banks on Global Aluminum Deficit as it Pushes to Split into Two Companies

Alcoa Banks on Global Aluminum Deficit as it Pushes to Split into Two Companies

Alcoa Banks on Global Aluminum Deficit as it Pushes to Split into Two Companies

SUGAR LAND--January 14, 2016--Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Having slashed its own production capacity, Alcoa (NYSE:AA) (New York City, New York) is banking on the global aluminum market to swing into a supply deficit by the end of the year. The industry giant plans to split itself into two separate companies this year--one focused on upstream markets, and the other on value-added products. Industrial Info is tracking 51 Alcoa projects worth $6.07 billion. Within this article: Details of Alcoa's fourth-quarter 2015 and full-year earnings results.

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