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Alcoa Bets on Aluminum Boom With $5.6 Billion South32 Deal

Alcoa Corp. has agreed to buy South32 Ltd.’s bauxite, alumina and aluminum assets in a deal worth as much as $5.6 billion, cementing its position as a top producer as long-term demand strengthens and the Iran war exposes supply concerns.

The South32 logo atop 108 St Georges Terrace, left, the BHP Group logo atop Brookfield Place, center, and the Rio Tinto Group Ltd. logo atop Central Park tower, in Perth, Australia, on Friday, Jan. 17, 2025. Rio Tinto Group and Glencore Plc have been discussing combining their businesses, which if successful would rank as the largest-ever mining deal and create a behemoth to rival longstanding leader BHP Group.
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Market 'Yet to Fully Experience' Aluminum Shortfall from Iran, Says Timna Tanners

Shortfalls could persist longer than current expectations and drive up the price of aluminum as an impact of war with Iran says Timna Tanners, managing director of equity research for Wells Fargo. Tanners talked about the different impacts of the war on commodity prices, including copper which neared record highs on Tuesday due to a rise in demand from China and fears about supplies of sulfur in the Mideast. (Source: Bloomberg)

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