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Kazakh Prime Minister and Xinfa Group discuss aluminum project commissioning in 2026-2027

Kazakh Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov and Vice Chairman of Xinfa Group have reached an agreement to boost aluminum production capacity beyond China to 20.72 million metric tons by 2026. This initiative is set to transform the global aluminum market, with plans for 5.855 million metric tons in 2026 and 2027, representing a 28.3% rise in total capacity.

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Jul 3, 2026 · 1 min read · 2 views
Kazakh Prime Minister and Xinfa Group discuss aluminum project commissioning in 2026-2027

Key Takeaways

  • The planned aluminum production capacity outside China is set to reach 20.72 million metric tons by 2026.
  • The new facility aims to produce 4.8 million metric tons of alumina annually.
  • By 2026, 2.3 million metric tons of aluminum capacity is expected to come online.
  • In 2027, Indonesia will contribute around 67.5% of the additional 3.555 million metric tons of aluminum capacity.
  • The cumulative planned capacity for 2026 and 2027 totals about 5.855 million metric tons, representing 28.3% of future global capacity.

Planned aluminum production capacity outside China to hit 20.72 million metric tons by 2026 . Kazakh Prime Minister and Xinfa Group Vice Chairman inked agreement. Ambitious move. Fully integrated system will turn bauxite into high-value aluminum. Facility set to churn out 4.8 million metric tons of alumina,2.4 million metric tons of aluminum each year.

In 2026,about 2.3 million metric tons of aluminum capacity expected online. 700,000 metric tons are already up and running. Remaining 1.6 million metric tons slated for late 2026 . Then comes 2027 . Another 3.555 million metric tons to be added,with Indonesia pitching in 67.5% of that.

All this marks a big shift in global aluminum scene. Cumulative planned capacity for 2026 and 2027 around 5.855 million metric tons. That's 28.3% of planned capacity beyond 2026. Concentrated commissioning trend rising in aluminum sector. Will these projections hold…?

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