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Lithium is an essential ingredient for electric vehicles

Products

We supply the metals and minerals used to help the world grow and decarbonise

The metals and minerals we provide are used in everyday life, and for the transition to low-carbon energy – iron ore for the steel in electricity infrastructure, copper for renewable technology, aluminium for lightweight cars, and lithium for batteries.

We continue to build the sustainability of our own mining and processing practices, while also helping our customers do the same.

We’re focused on

  • Investing in materials necessary for the energy transition, and helping customers develop more secure and sustainable supply chains.
  • Providing low-carbon products, like our Canadian aluminium, and progressing ELYSIS™ zero-carbon smelting technology.
  • Helping customers to decarbonise their processes through R&D partnerships.

What we produce

Aluminium bottle

Aluminium

Lightweight and infinitely recyclable, aluminium is found in everything from jet engines to electric vehicles to mobile phones
Fibreglass cloth

Borates

Deposited millions of years ago, borates are crystallised salts that contain boron
Solar panels

Copper

From the days of antiquity, copper has been used for its many benefits
Rough diamonds from Diavik Diamond Mine in Canada

Diamonds

Diamonds often mark our most unique and important moments, helping us to celebrate the best things in life
Metal end product

Ferrous metallics

Ferrous metals are any metal that contains iron. Because of their strength, you can find ferrous metals in everyday items from skyscrapers to cars.
power line cables

Iron Ore

Iron ore, one of the most abundant metals on Earth, is the primary raw material used to make steel
Electric car dashboard

Lithium

Lithium is considered a critical mineral by many countries
salt

Salt

Salt is essential for human life. A well-known food ingredient, salt is also critical for many industries
Aluminium billet, Boyne Smelters

Scandium

Considered a critical mineral by countries including the United States, Canada and Australia, scandium is a rare, versatile and useful metal.
Titanium used in planes

Titanium dioxide

Titanium is a vital building block for renewable energy
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Providing the materials the world needs in a responsible way

We have a range of R&D and supply chain partnerships underway to both reduce our footprint and meet customer needs – not just on carbon, but across environmental, social and governance considerations more broadly.

Our approach Climate change
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Transparency and traceability for our products

Our STARTTM initiative tracks up to 14 environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria related to responsibly producing and tracing our materials, such as carbon footprint and water management. Since launching for aluminium products in 2021, START has broadened its range to encompass more of our products. 

Product stories

Stacked aluminium billets in a factory, illuminated by bright overhead lights.

How aluminium is made and why it matters

The journey from red rock to the metal we use every day.
Two workers wearing high‑visibility safety clothing walk down the center aisle of a large industrial storage facility with a curved, translucent roof. Stacks of large aluminium or concrete blocks are arranged in rows on both sides

Closing the aluminium loop

How we keep aluminium in use.