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The premier international forum for understandingindustry dynamics and uncovering market potentialKey speakers include:

Welcome address• Philippe Varin, Chairman of the Managing Board, PSA Peugeot Citroën, France

Keynote address• Jacynthe Côté, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

Executive Industry Panel• Christel Bories, CEO, Constellium, France• Jean-Philippe Puig, President Primary Metal – Europe, Middle East & Africa, Rio Tinto Alcan, France• Vladislav Soloviev, First Deputy CEO, RUSAL, Russia• Mohamed E Nagib, Executive Vice President - Operations, Dubal, UAE

Speaker/panelists• Wang Xiaodong, General Manager, Henan Shenhuo Aluminium Co Ltd, China• Richard H Jones, Deputy Executive Director, International Energy Agency, France• Laurent Schmitt, CEO, Aluminium Bahrain, Bahrain• Martin Abbott, Chief Executive, London Metal Exchange, UK• Roeland Baan, CEO Europe & Asia, Aleris, Switzerland• Tadeu Nardocci, Senior VP, Novelis, and President, Novelis Europe, Switzerland• Elmar Luetjen, Head of Procurement Materials Aluminium, Airbus Operations GmbH, Germany

“The expertise and vast variation of the industry make a goodmix for exchange of business”Adel Hamad, CEO, Gulf Aluminium Rolling Mill

“Excellent event for networking and updating oneself with market and technology related information”Kamal Prakash, Managing Director, Unimark International

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As we move through 2011, the outlook for aluminiumappears to be improving despite the record inventories –some 4.7m tonnes in LME warehouses alone –overhanging the marketplace. Strong demand growth inChina and elsewhere is underpinning prices, with valuestrending upwards from around $2400 at the start of 2010to over $2600 mid-year, and analysts forecasting anaverage price for the year of $2600-2700 per tonne.

Continued healthy demand will be needed to eat into theinventory mountain; much will also depend on how tightlyLME warehouse stocks are held and whether measuresare taken to make this material more easily accessible bymetal users. In the meantime – and with good offtakeacross the market segments – strong physical premiumswill continue to be a feature.

Metal Bulletin Events has put together a top-notch,international line-up of speakers to give you the bestinsight into industry dynamics in 2011 and beyond, andhelp you make sound business decisions in anincreasingly complex marketplace.

Featuring key speakers from the transportation,packaging and construction sectors, representatives ofthe all-important Chinese and Indian aluminiumindustries, experts on energy, raw materials and smelting,rolling and extruding, as well as practitioners from thephysical and derivatives trading worlds, there will be noshortage of opportunity to enhance your industryunderstanding – AND make the most of the biggestgathering of aluminium industry executives this year tonetwork and sign deals for 2012.

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“Attended by top people from the sector”Christina Sund, Business Development, Veolia Environment

“Very well organised event on allaspects and a splendid opportunityto update one’s network”Anderson Cerceau, Sales Department, Mineracao Rio do Norte

“The 25th International AluminiumConference as always gave a perfectopportunity for networking”Timo Letz, Senior Principal, FLSmidth Moeller

“The conference was excellent andthe networking was excellent due tothe large number of attendees”Adel Hamad, CEO, Gulf Aluminium Rolling Mill

“Congratulations again on your super organisation”Max Wiestner, Manager, ABB Switzerland

“I thought you personally did a terrificjob. Very impressive”Rick Press, Partner/Associate, Apollo Management

Reasons to attend:l Get a real understanding of market dynamics

thanks to insightful and informative papers andpanels from top-notch industry speakers

l Use this knowledge to gauge where the challenges– and the opportunities will be in 2012 and beyond

l Network with upwards of 500 key industrydecision-makers from around the globe – makenew contacts to advance your business

l Discuss and seal 2012 deals in the pleasant settingof Paris without wasting precious travel budgetsand spending weeks away from the office

Over 200 delegates already registered:• ABB Switzerland Ltd• Airbus Operations• Alaska Metals• Alba• Alcan Singen GmbH• Alcoa Inc• Alcoa Latin America &Caribbean

• Alcoa of Australia Limited• Alcoa World Alumina• Aleris• Aleris Recycling• Aluar Aluminio Argentino SAIC• Aluminium Rheinfelden GmbH• Aluminium SA• Alutrade• AMAG Casting GmbH• Anford Trading AG• Austria Metall Aktiengesellschaft• Auto Charteting SA• Ball Packaging Europe GmbH• Bauxite & Alumina• Bayards Aluminium Constructies BV

• Beck Aluminum Corp• Beroa Deutschland GmbH• Beroa Iberia SA - Portugal• BHP Billiton• BNP Paribas Suisse SA• Bridgnorth Aluminium Ltd• BTI Bulk Trading International• C Steinweg Handelsveem BV• Carbone Savoie• China Metals Consulting UK• Citigroup• Constellium• CWT Commodities (Metals) Pte Ltd

• Dubai Aluminium Co Ltd• Elval SA• ENRC Marketing AG• Fives Solios• Fluorsid SpA• Fried V Neuman GmBH• Furukawa Sky Aluminium Corp• Gearbulk (UK) Ltd• Gerald Metals• GFMS - Base Metals & Steel• Glencore China Ltd• Glencore Ltd• Gove Aluminium Finance Ltd• Hammerer Aluminium IndustriesGmbH

• Hanwha Corporation• Harbin Dongsheng Metal Co Ltd• Hatch Ltd• Hencon BV• Hindalco Industries Ltd• Hydro Aluminium International SA

• Hydro Aluminium RolledProducts GmbH

• Impexmetal SA• Inotal• Institut pour l’Histoire del’Aluminium

• Intamex SA• International Energy Agency• Itochu Corporation• Kaiser Aluminium• Klil Industries Ltd• London Metal Exchange• Macquarie Bank Ltd• Macquarie Securities Group• MEC Metal Exchange Intl GmbH

• Mechem SA• Mervyn Thede Consultant• Metal Exchange International GmbH

• Metal Terminals Int NV• Metrad SA• MF Global UK Ltd• Mitsubishi InternationalCorporation

• Mitsui & Co Ltd• Moustafa M Ramadan• Mytilineos SA• NalonChem• Neuero Inustrietechnik GmbH• NKM Noell Special Cranes GmbH

• Noranda Aluminum• Norsk Hydro ASA• North European Marine Services Ltd

• Novelis AG• Oddo & Cie• Outotec GmbH• Palmat CA• Panther Trading AG• PSA Peugeot Citroën• PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium• Redburn Partners• Redex• Rio Tinto Alcan• Rio Tinto Japan Limited• Rusal Marketing GmbH• SAG Motion AG• Salzburger Aluminium AG• Sapa Heat Transfer AB• SGL Carbon GmbH• Shenhuo Group Co Ltd• Showa Denko KK• Sino Mining International Limited• Societe Generale• Sojitz Corporation• Star Gate• Sumitomo Corporation• Swiss Alu Trading AG• Tin Man Company• Tolfsby• Toyota Tsusho Corporation• Trafigura Beheer BV• Trasteel Non Ferrous SA• Trimet Aluminium AG• UC Rusal• Vimetco Extrusion• Vimetco Trading Srl• Volkswagen AG• Xinfa Group Australia Pty Ltd

Secure EventAccessThe photo badge access will be inoperation during the conferencewith only registered delegatesbeing permitted entry to theconference to improve yournetworking experience.

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Tuesday 6 September 2011Pre-conference field trips to RTA’s Dunkerque smelter,Constellium’s Neuf-Brisach rolling mill and Airbus Toulouse

Wednesday 7 September 201115:30 Conference registration opens

17:00 Return of field trips to Aluminium Dunkerque and Constellium Rolling Mill

18:00 Return of Airbus Toulouse field trip

18:30 Conference welcome reception sponsored by

Day one:Thursday 8 September 201108:00 Registration desk opens with

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08:45 Opening remarks

08:55 Welcome address

Philippe Varin, Chairman of the Managing Board,PSA Peugeot Citroën, France

09:25 Keynote addressJacynthe Côté, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

Session I: Executive industry panelModerator: Dick Evans, Retired CEO,Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

09:50 • Pricing and profitability – is aluminium steering an even keel?• Is the light metal winning markets from more expensive andvolatile materials?

• Is industry doing enough to ensure consumption growth inestablished as well as emerging markets?

• Where will aluminium’s next big challenge come from on theenvironmental front?

• The changing geographical footprint of aluminium – how willEurope shape up in 5-10 years’ time?

Panellists include:Christel Bories, CEO, Constellium, FranceJean-Philippe Puig, President Primary Metal -Europe, Middle East & Africa, Rio Tinto Alcan, FranceVladislav Soloviev, First Deputy CEO,UC Rusal, RussiaMohamed E Nagib, Executive Vice President -Operations, Dubal, UAE

11:15 Refreshment break sponsored by

Session 2: Examining externalinfluences on the global aluminium industry

11:45 Industrial metal or investment asset – how is the LMEresponding to the 21st marketplace?• The shifting client base of the LME from trade-based roots toinvestment exchange – striking a balance

• Regulation, partnership, warehousing – globalizationopportunities and challenges

• New directions, new products – comparing steel and aluminiumindustry responses to exchange traded products

Martin Abbott, Chief Executive,London Metal Exchange, UK

12:10 Energy and electricity – the real determinant of aluminiumindustry growth• Examining energy and electricity costs and availability today,tomorrow and beyond - which regions will prove most attractive?

• How important is the carbon footprint? What advances are weseeing in non-fossil fuels, renewables, etc?

• Will industries be forced to “label” their energy source in the future?

Richard H Jones, Deputy Executive Director,International Energy Agency, France

12:35 Has the Middle East lost its allure as a smelting region?• An overview of smelting operations today and projects status• Can energy costs and other cost advantages outweigh politicalrisk when it comes to investment?

• Where will the next wave of investment be directed and onwhat? More smelting? Downstream? Alumina refining capacity?

Laurent Schmitt, CEO,Aluminium Bahrain, Bahrain

13:00 Lunch sponsored by

Session 3: China and Asianindustry outlook and impact

14:30 • Taking stock of the fundamentals – raw materials, energy, supply,demand and trade

• Shedding light on inventory levels in China – how much, whereand who holds it?

• Chinese aluminium smelting – the next stage of growth?• The shift northwest – capacity investment in new lower-costenergy areas

• China’s downstream aluminium sector – is consolidation needed?• What prospects for increased local consumption?

Panellists include:Wang Xiaodong, General Manager,Henan Shenhuo Aluminium Co Ltd, ChinaFrank Müller, CEO, Vimetco NV, NetherlandsMax Layton, Deputy Head of CommoditiesResearch, Macquarie Securities, UK

15:45 Refreshment break sponsored by

Session 4: Downstream anddemand panel

16:15 • How strong is demand – real demand – today? • Which applications and regions are showing greatest growth?• What outlook for automotive and other transportation applications?

• Aerospace – composite vs metal – what are the driving factors?• Packaging – is consumer choice, cost or legislation determiningmaterial choices?

• What of other sectors such as building, engineering and electricity?

• Is aluminium winning ground against copper, steel, plastics?• Is the producer base addressing supply chain challenges?

Panellists include:Elmar Luetjen, Head of Procurement MaterialsAluminium, Airbus Operations GmbH, GermanyDick de Kluijver, Commercial Director,Bayards Aluminium, NetherlandsMichael Wagner, Commodities Trading within GroupTreasury, Volkswagen AG, GermanyFabienne Letadic, VP Marketing Global Aerospace,Transportation and Industry, Constellium, France

17:30 Close of day one and drinks reception

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Day two:Friday 9 September 201108:15 Registration desk opens sponsored by

09:00 Opening remarks

Session 5: Milling and fabricatingin focus

09:05 Rolled products demand – where is the growth andwhere are competing materials making inroads?• Changing structure of the aluminium rolling business – whatspecific challenges does decoupling from the supply base entail?

• How do the economics of aluminium rolling stack up? Scrap vsprimary and the role of recycling in sheet production

• How is technology making a difference? To the bottom line? To product attractiveness?

• Is capacity investment moving east and south? What can thehigher-cost rolling mill do to win back markets?

• Applications for plate in the aerospace, machinery, transportationand other heavy-duty sectors

• Is demand for heat-treated plate seeing an upturn at last? Is itstarting to eat into inventory levels?

Panellists include:Roeland Baan, CEO Europe & Asia,Aleris, SwitzerlandTadeu Nardocci, Senior VP, Novelis, and President,Novelis Europe, Switzerland

10:20 Examining the extrusions sector – does it still need a health check?• Does this industry need a complete overhaul or is consolidationgetting results?

• The raw material base – are billet supplies an issue? • Can new alloys, new technology help add value for the extruderand grow new markets?

Birgitte Holter, Head of Sales & Marketing, Strategy& Business Development, Extrusion Eurasia, Hydro, Switzerland

10:50 Refreshment break

Session 6: Markets analysts panel11:20 • How strong is the global economy, and where are we in the

commodity cycle?• Investigating inventories in China and elsewhere – whatimplications for prices?

• Will the arrival of Exchange Traded Funds make much different tothe market?

• How much overcapacity is there and will sturdy price levels attractfurther restarts?

• Alumina availability and prices – and the impact of new aluminapricing mechanisms

• What of other raw materials – what outlook for these in the near tomid-term?

• Where are we seeing greatest demand recovery? In what sectors?• Analysing prices and premiums for the next 12-14 months – whatis the downside?

• What factors could lead to a strong ramp-up in prices?

Panellists include:David Wilson, Head of Metals Research,Societe Generale CIB, FranceKamil Wlazly, Aluminium Analyst,Metal Bulletin Research, UKNeil Buxton, Managing Director,GFMS – Base Metals & Steel, UK

12:30 Lunch hosted by Aluminium Bahrain

Session 7: Smelter technology,inputs and waste under scrutiny

14:00 The early days of the aluminium smelting technology: Hall and Heroult’s first experiments and options

Maurice Laparra, President,Institut pour l’Histoire de l’Aluminium, France

14:25 What technologies will take smelter growth forward?

Martin Desmeules, Global Director – Aluminium,Hatch, Canada

14:50 Lowering costs and raising efficencies in smelting – a statusreview of AP60 and APXe

François Charmier, Senior Project Manager,Technology Sales & Services, Smelter,Hatch, Canada

15:15 Refreshment break

15:35 How important are changes in coke and pitch quality and thefabrication process to anode effectiveness in aluminiumreduction?

Barry Sadler, Managing Director,Net Carbon Consulting Pty Ltd, Australia

16:00 Smelter growth and aluminium fluoride needs

Alessandro Marino, Director, Fluorsid, Italy

16:25 What options for smelter waste streams? An update on spentpotlining treatment and disposal

Stephan Broek, Director – Light Metals,Hatch, Canada

16:50 Close of conference

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France and aluminium – almost 200 years of partnership

The association between France and thealuminium industry goes back nearly two centuries.The main raw material for aluminium production,bauxite, was named after the village Les Baux insouthern France, where it was first recognised ascontaining aluminium and named by the Frenchgeologist Pierre Berthier in 1821. Aluminium wasproduced in small quantities for a number of years

but the cost of production made its widespread industrial useprohibitive. All that changed when in April 1886 French chemist PaulHéroult (pictured above) filed a patent for the production ofaluminium by fused-salt electrolysis of alumina dissolved in a moltencryolite bath (almost simultaneously in the USA American chemistCharles Martin Hall was filing a similar patent – which gave rise toHall-Heroult method as the conventional way of producing themetal). The first aluminium smelter was established in France in 1889and three years later saw the establishment of a smelter in theMaurienne valley at La Praz, the first of a series that would earn thearea the title of “aluminium valley”. Pechiney, a name for so longassociated with French aluminium, had its roots in the 19th centurythough it was not until the 1920s that it started commercialproduction of aluminium (the company’s aluminium business liveson now as part of Rio Tinto Alcan and of course through the world-renowned AP smelter cellhouse technology).

(Source: Institut pour l’Histoire de l’Aluminium, et alia)

Field trips

Optional field trip to:

Constellium’s Neuf-Brisach Rolling Mill6 – 7 September 2011

Delegates will convene at the Hotel EuropeColmar in Horbourg-Wihr, near the lovely oldFrench town of Colmar on the evening ofSeptember 6 for dinner and overnight stay. Theywill depart the following morning for the short driveto Constellium’s Neuf-Brisach site. After a briefintroduction they will tour the plant with its fullyintegrated recycling, rolling and finishing facilities.

After a light lunch hosted by Constellium, they willfly back to Paris in time for conference registrationand the welcome reception.

Provisional itineraryMetal Bulletin Events will organize theaccommodation for 6th September. However,delegates must make their own travelarrangements to Neuf-Brisach to arrive onTuesday 6th September in good time for dinner.Delegates must also book their own flight fromMulhouse to Paris as specified below.

Tuesday September 619.00 Meet for dinner at the Hotel Europe

Colmar. Overnight stay at the hotel

Wednesday September 707.30 Depart by bus to Neuf-Brisach08.00 Arrive plant for introduction 09.00 Plant visit11.45 Light lunch hosted by Constellium

Specialty Sheet12.35 Depart plant13.35 Arrive Mulhouse airport14.30 Depart Mulhouse on flight AF7339 for Paris15.35 Arrive Orly17.00 Arrive conference hotel

PRICE: €495 Price includes dinner, overnight stay and breakfast atHotel Europe Colmar and all ground transfers. Travelto Colmar is the responsibility of each delegate, as isthe flight booking from Mulhouse to Paris.

Delegates are recommended to take flightAF7339 departing Mulhouse at 14.30.

You are not restricted to taking this flight, but if youchoose a different flight back to Paris it will be yourresponsibility to arrange your own transfer back tothe hotel.

NOTE: Places on the field trip are limited andare available on a first come basis.

Acceptance onto the field trip is strictly at thediscretion of Constellium and competitorcompanies are unlikely to be admitted.

Optional field trip to:

Airbus’ Toulouse plant6 – 7 September 2011

Headquartered in Toulouse, Airbus is a leadingaircraft manufacturer with fully-owned subsidiariesin the USA, China, Japan and in the Middle East,spare parts centres in Hamburg, Frankfurt,Washington, Dubai, Beijing and Singapore,training centres in Toulouse, Miami, Hamburg andBeijing and more than 150 field service officesaround the world.

Delegates will convene in Toulouse on the eveningof September 6 for dinner and overnight stay,before touring Airbus plant, including a visit to theassembly floor accompanied by expert guides, thefollowing morning.

Provisional itineraryMetal Bulletin Events will arrange theaccommodation on 6th September. However,delegates must make their own travelarrangements to Toulouse to arrive on Tuesday6th September in good time for dinner and theironward flight to Paris as indicated below.

Tuesday September 619.00 Meet for dinner at the Pullman Hotel,

Toulouse. Overnight stay at the hotel

Wednesday September 708.30 Depart hotel for Airbus plant09.00 Commence tour 11.00 Leave plant for Toulouse airport15.30 Depart airport on flight EZY3964 for Paris17.00 Arrive Paris 18.00 Arrive conference hotel

PRICE: €495 Price includes dinner, overnight stay and breakfastat Pullman Hotel, Toulouse.

Travel to Toulouse is the responsibility of eachdelegate as is the flight from Toulouse to Paris.You are not restricted to taking this flight, but if youchoose a different flight back to Paris it will be yourresponsibility to arrange your own transfer back tothe hotel.

NOTE: Places on the field trip are limited andare available on a first come basis

Optional field trip to:

Rio Tinto Alcan’sDunkerque smelter6 – 7 September 2011

Aluminium Dunkerkque was established in 1991and inaugurated in 1992 and today has thecapacity to produce more than 260,000 tonnesper year of aluminium.

Delegates will convene at the Hotel Borel inDunkerque, northern France, on the evening ofSeptember 6 for dinner and overnight stay. Thefollowing morning they will travel the short journeyby bus to Aluminium Dunkerque for the smeltertour. After lunch hosted by Aluminium Dunkerque,they will return to Paris in time for conferenceregistration and the welcome reception.

Provisional itineraryMetal Bulletin Events will arrange theaccommodation on 6th September and train ticketsfrom Dunkerque to Paris. However, delegates mustmake their own travel arrangements to Dunkerqueto arrive on Tuesday 6th September in good timefor dinner.

Tuesday September 619.00 Meet in lobby of Hotel Borel for dinner.

Overnight stay at hotel.

Wednesday September 707.30 Depart Hotel Borel08.00 Arrive smelter for introduction and

plant visit12.00 Lunch hosted by Aluminium Dunkerque13.15 Depart smelter14.13 Depart Dunkerque station for Paris Gare

du Nord16.26 Arrive Paris17.00 Arrive conference hotel

PRICE: €495 Price includes dinner, overnight stay and breakfastat the Hotel Borel in Dunkerque as well as bustransfers in Dunkerque and Paris, and rail fareback to Paris.

NOTE: Places on the field trip are limited andare available on a first come basis.

You are not restricted to taking the trainorganized by Metal Bulletin Events, but if youchoose another option, you will be responsiblefor the fare and your journey back to the hotelfrom Gare du Nord.

Please ensure you have a written confirmation of acceptance on the field tripsfrom Metal Bulletin Events prior to making any travel reservations.

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