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Alumina price must rise to stimulate new capacity
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Wood Mackenzie routinely reassesses the long- run alumina and aluminium incentive prices, which are the minimum prices needed to make investment in new refinery and smelter capacity economically viable.
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- Alumina price must rise to stimulate new capacity
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- Alumina price needs to rise to stimulate new refinery capacity outside China
- Aluminium incentive price below historical average
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