About us

Main facts

RUSAL is a leading company in the global aluminium industry and the world’s largest producer of low-carbon aluminium. The Company has its own resource base and carries out the entire production cycle, from extraction of bauxite to the production of high value-added products, which ensures maximum control over product quality at all processing stages. More than 90% of the Company’s aluminium is produced with energy from renewable sources. RUSAL reduces greenhouse gas emissions at all production stages by implementing innovations and energy-saving technologies. This has enabled the Company to become one of the pioneers in the production of ‘green’ metal which is available on the market under the ALLOW brand. 100% of RUSAL’s metal meets the low-carbon aluminium (LCA) benchmark of less than 4 t CO2-eq./t within Scopes 1&2, aligning with those of the leading international analytical agencies. Throughout its regions of operation, RUSAL is actively implementing social investments and initiatives, supports local communities and their projects in various sectors.

Key indicators

Stock exchange tickers

486 HKEx
RUAL Moscow Exchange
  • >90%

    of the Сompany's aluminium is produced using clean and renewable hydroelectricity

  • 2.3 t

    of CO2-equivalent per 1 tonne of aluminium is the carbon footprint of ALLOW aluminium brand (scope 1&2, smelters only)

  • 3.884

    mln t of aluminium produced in 2023

  • 5.5%

    of the world's aluminium production in 2023

  • 5.133

    mln t of alumina produced in 2023

  • 3.8%

    of the world's alumina production in 2023

Best electrolysis
technologies in the world

RA-550 Electrolysis
RA-400 Electrolysis
RA-300 Electrolysis
Inert anode Electrolysis (under development)

Shareholders
(as of 31.12.2023)

56,88% En+
25,52% SUAL
17,6% Free float
  • RUSAL is one of the founders

    of the Climate Partnership of Russia

    In 2015 RUSAL was one of the initiators of the association,

    which currently brings together 42 companies from various industries.

Geography

42 factories in 5 continents