-
About us
- About us
- Corporate profile
- Vision, mission and values
- Operations
- Governance
- Our leadership
- Our history
- Our value chain
- Our policies and certifications
- Emirates Global Aluminium’s response to COVID-19
We are the world’s largest ‘premium aluminium’ producer and the biggest industrial company in the UAE outside oil and gas.
READ MORE -
Products
- Products
- The metal of the future
- How aluminium is made
- Primary aluminium
- Bauxite
- Water
- Customer portal
- Marketing contacts and regional offices
Aluminium 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 MORE -
Impact
- Impact
- Our commercial success
- Our economic impact in the UAE
- Made in the UAE
For over 40 years, EGA has played a major role in the industrialisation and economic diversification of the UAE. Our product is the second largest made-in-the UAE export and we are the heart and foundation of the broader UAE aluminium sector.
READ MORE -
Sustainability
- Sustainability
- Our approach
- Safety
- Energy
- Water
- Biodiversity
- Emissions
- Waste
- Integrity
EGA aspires to be measured amongst the world’s most responsible metals and mining companies in everything we do. In 2017, EGA became the first Middle East headquartered company to join the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative.
READ MORE -
Innovation
- Innovation
- Our approach
- EGA's technology
- Our technology development process
- Continuous improvement
- Technology licencing
EGA has focused on innovation for over 25 years. We have used our own technology in every smelter expansion since the 1990s and retrofitted our older production lines. In 2016 we became the first UAE industrial company to licence our process internationally.
READ MORE -
Opportunity
- Opportunity
- Our approach
- Emiratisation
- Developing our people
- Supporting education
- Careers
EGA directly and indirectly creates tens of thousands of jobs in the UAE and internationally.
READ MORE
Once, people could be heard only as far as they could shout.
Today we can make instant connections with anybody on earth, using electronic devices that contain aluminium.
Aluminium is used to carry power and information through semiconductor chips, the ‘brains’ of our electronic devices.
Aluminium is a better conductor of electricity than steel and is three times lighter than copper. That is why it is increasingly used for high voltage transmission lines bringing power to our homes, so we can recharge our mobile phones.
Aluminium alloys are often used in communications satellites because they can withstand the radiation and pull of gravity in the Earth’s orbit.
