Austria Metall

AMAG Austria Metall AG, or AMAG Ranshofen, a district of Braunau am Inn (Upper Austria ), is the largest Austrian aluminum group. It is a supplier of primary aluminum and aluminum semi-finished products.

Company History

The aluminum smelter was founded after the Anschluss in 1938 as Mattig work, after the river Mattig, in Braunau am Inn. After the Second World War, U.S. troops occupied the factory and handed over in 1946 to the reconstructed Republic of Austria, which it finally nationalized in 1948 as Austrian Metalworks Ltd ( OeMag ). Later, the name United Aluminium Werke AG ( VAW) has been changed. In 1957, VAW was merged with the non-ferrous metal plant in Bern village with the Arthur Krupp AG United Metalworks Ranshofen -Bern village AG ( VMW ). To expand the production palette, 1983, the factory cast aluminum rims GmbH, a 100% subsidiary of VMW was established, which was then sold to the Borbet group. After privatization in 1984 Bern village was spun off and sold in 1988. The rest of the Group in Ranshofen you renamed in Austria Metall AG ( AMAG). In 1987, the AMAG was the only state operation, the profits made and were offset by losses through the ÍIAG. Director General at the time was Rudolf Streicher. In 1996, the AMAG was privatized. Through the management buyout of Klaus Hammerer (40 %), with the participation of Constantia ( 40%) and employee trust (20 %). In 2007 it came to the sale of shares Hammerers to Constantia Packaging AG, with the exception of the former AMAG extrusion GmbH ( press shop ), which remains in the possession Hammerers (now HAI Hammerer Aluminium Industries GmbH). In addition, the purchase of 10% of employees Foundation by Constantia was finally completed in November 2007. Since the end of July 2009, Constantia Packaging AG 90 % of AMAG holds shares after 16.55% of the Dutch Constantia Packaging BV has bought AMAG employee trust continues to hold 10 % of shares. Since 8 April 2011, the shares of AMAG Austria Metall AG under the stock symbol " AMAG " and the ISIN ( International Securities Identification Number) AT00000AMAG3 the official market ( Prime Market) traded on Wiener Börse. As of September 24, 2012, the company is represented in the ATX. The company claims to be in the works since 2010 Ranshofen with 100 percent utilization.

Group data

2012:

  • Turnover ( million € ): 814
  • Employees: 1,490

2011:

  • Turnover ( million € ): 813
  • Employees: 1,422

2010:

  • Turnover ( million € ): 728
  • Employees: 1,175

Operating companies and enterprises

Key figures 2012

  • AMAG rolling GmbH Paragraph: 151,300 tons
  • Turnover ( million € ): 565.6
  • Employees: 1049
  • Main markets: Germany, Austria, France, England, Italy, Benelux, USA, Southeast Asia
  • The main customers: packaging industry, mechanical engineering, transportation, electrical and construction industries, ski and sporting goods manufacturer
  • Main products: bright qualities, foot plates, Shate, plates, sheets and strips, cathode plates, solder-plated materials, high-strength materials (eg titanal ) for sport and industry, but also a wide variety of alloys for automotive and aerospace industries
  • AMAG casting GmbH Paragraph: 78,400 tons
  • Turnover ( million € ): 119.1
  • Employees: 120
  • Main markets: Germany, Austria, Italy, Benelux
  • Main products: HSG - pig, 2 Splitter ingots, sows and liquid aluminum
  • Main Customers: automotive and supplier industry, engineering
  • AMAG metal GmbH (metal trading company ), winds up as a metal trading company metal flow from the AMAG Group and thus provides the interface of the Group to the commodity market dar.
  • AMAG service GmbH
  • Aluminerie Alouette Total production (t / year): 570,000
  • 20 % share of AMAG (t / year): 114,000
  • Partners: Alcan (40 %), hydro ( 20%), SGF / Marubeni (20%)
  • Employees: 1,000
  • Products: Electrolysis: primary aluminum
  • Foundry: sows, ingots

Products

Austria Metall AG is a leading provider of:

  • High quality rolled products
  • Casting alloys in form of ingots and liquid metal
  • Primary aluminum
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