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Rio Tinto, RevoCast Team Up to Boost Low-Carbon Aluminium Billet Supply

Rio Tinto, RevoCast Team Up to Boost Low-Carbon Aluminium Billet Supply

MT newswireMT newswire2026/09/29 07:23
03:23 AM EDT, 09/29/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Rio Tinto (RIO) and RevoCast have partnered to expand the supply of low-carbon aluminium billet to customers across North America, the miner said Monday. Under the long-term agreement, Rio Tinto will exclusively market billet made at RevoCast's casting facility in Langley, British Columbia. The offering will combine Rio Tinto's low-carbon primary aluminium with recycled aluminium processed by RevoCast, the company added.
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