Alba Confirms Iranian Attack Amid 19% Production Cut, Aluminum Prices Surge 4.3%
Published on 3/29/2026

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Summarized by AI from the source belowAluminium Bahrain (Alba) reported that its facility was attacked by Iranian forces on Saturday, impacting its operations as the ongoing U.S.-Israel conflict continues. Following previous disruptions, Alba had announced a 19% reduction in its 1.6 million tons annual production capacity to ensure business continuity. As a result of recent tensions, aluminum prices increased to four-year highs, currently standing 4.3% above levels recorded on February 27. Oil prices also climbed, with U.S. crude reaching $99.64 per barrel, up 5.46%. These developments indicate potential disruptions in global aluminum supply and significant impacts on energy markets.
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