Alcoa
Alcoa Corporation is a global leader in the upstream aluminum industry, operating across the entire value chain from bauxite mining to alumina refining and aluminum smelting. The company provides essential raw materials and finished aluminum products to global markets, leveraging a significant portfolio of energy assets to support its energy-intensive production processes.
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Based on Q1 2026 filing
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Alumina
primaryThis segment encompasses global bauxite mining and alumina refining operations. It involves the extraction of bauxite ore and its chemical processing into alumina, which serves as the primary feedstock for aluminum smelting and various industrial chemical applications.
Bauxite, Smelter grade alumina, Non-metallurgical grade alumina, EcoSource alumina
Internal aluminum smelters, Third-party aluminum producers, Industrial chemical manufacturers, Commodity traders
Aluminum
primaryThis segment includes aluminum smelting and casting operations that produce primary aluminum in various forms, alongside a portfolio of hydroelectric and coal-fired energy assets. The segment focuses on creating alloy combinations for specific industrial applications and managing energy production for internal and external use.
Commodity grade ingot, Foundry ingot, Billet, Rod, Slab, EcoLum aluminum, EcoDura aluminum, Sustana brand products
Transportation manufacturers, Building and construction firms, Packaging companies, Electrical wire producers, Industrial equipment manufacturers, Energy grid operators
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Competitive Position
Alcoa is the largest alumina producer and third-party supplier outside of China, maintaining a first-quartile cost position in global alumina production.
Geographies
United States, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Spain, Guinea
Customer Segments
Industrial, Automotive, Construction, Consumer Packaging
Upstream Dependencies
Caustic soda suppliers, Calcined petroleum coke suppliers, Natural gas and electricity providers, Mining equipment manufacturers
Downstream Customers
Automotive OEMs, Aerospace manufacturers, Construction contractors, Beverage can manufacturers, Utility companies
Competitors & Partners
Partners
Rio Tinto
RIO
Joint venture partner in ELYSIS, ABI smelter, and Alumar refinery
Hydro-Québec
Energy supplier and joint venture partner in Manicouagan Power
Ball Corporation
BALL
Customer for low-carbon aluminum produced via ELYSIS technology
Unilever
UL
Customer for low-carbon aluminum packaging
Subsidiaries
Alcoa of Australia Limited
Wholly-owned operator of Australian mining and refining assets
Alumina Limited
Acquired entity that previously held a 40% interest in AWAC
Alcoa Steamship Company LLC
Procures ocean freight and commercial shipping services
Alcoa Power Generating Inc.
Owner of FERC-regulated transmission assets
Alcoa FAQ
Common questions about Alcoa
Alcoa Corporation is a global leader in the upstream aluminum industry, operating across the entire value chain from bauxite mining to alumina refining and aluminum smelting. The company provides essential raw materials and finished aluminum products to global markets, leveraging a significant portfolio of energy assets to support its energy-intensive production processes.
Alcoa (AA) has a market capitalization of $19.9B and trades on NYSE.
Alcoa generated $12.7B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $1.0B, representing a net margin of 8.2%. Gross margin stands at 15.2%, with free cash flow of $335.0M. These figures are based on the Q1 2026 filing.
Alcoa's key competitors include Albemarle Corporation, Century Aluminum, Reliance, Inc., and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
Alcoa has approximately 13,600 employees.