We are the world’s largest ‘premium aluminium’ producer and the biggest industrial company in the UAE outside oil and gas.
READ MOREAluminium makes modern life possible, from the smartphone in your hand, to the plane you fly in, to the buildings where you live and work.
READ MOREDriving sustainable economic growth is one way we make modern life possible for the societies in which we operate. EGA has played a major role in the industrialisation and economic diversification of the UAE for decades, and is making a substantial economic contribution in Guinea.
READ MOREAluminium’s use plays an essential role in improving transport efficiencies, reducing energy consumption and global greenhouse gas emissions, improving product longevity and reducing demand on natural resources.
READ MOREFor decades, Emirates Global Aluminium has maintained and developed global competitiveness by focusing on innovation and continuous improvement. We have developed our own aluminium smelting technology in the United Arab Emirates for more than 25 years.
READ MOREEGA directly and indirectly creates tens of thousands of jobs in the UAE and internationally. We aim to be the industrial employer of choice in the countries where we operate.
READ MOREAl Taweelah alumina refinery was built as part of our strategic growth upstream in the aluminium value chain, creating new revenue streams for EGA and securing the competitive supply of raw materials we need.
Constructing Al Taweelah alumina refinery was an engineering feat that involved people from the United Arab Emirates and all around the world. Learn more about the scale of this immense endeavour and the people who made it happen by watching our films.
Our total investment in Al Taweelah alumina refinery was approximately $3.3 billion.
Peak construction workforce was 11,542, from 20 countries. Construction took 72 million hours of work, equivalent to one person working for over 25,000 years.
Over 280 safety professionals managed onsite safety processes and systems during construction. The rate of recordable safety incidents was far lower than international benchmarks and there were zero fatalities.
Equipment and supplies came from 21 different countries. More than 20 major contracting companies worked on Al Taweelah alumina refinery. 80 per cent of the contracts were awarded to UAE-registered companies.
52,000 tonnes of steel were required to build Al Taweelah alumina refinery, equivalent to seven Eiffel Towers.
Preparations to operate the plant started before construction began, and took 500,000 hours of work.