The aluminum producer is expecting earnings to improve in the second quarter as it expands production capacity at its South Carolina and Iceland smelters.
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The aluminum producer is expecting earnings to improve in the second quarter as it expands production capacity at its South Carolina and Iceland smelters.
Published May 11, 2026
Century Aluminum billets are stacked at the company's smelter in Mt. Holly, South Carolina. The company plans to max production capacity at the location in response to higher Section 232 tariffs by summer 2026.
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