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The premier international forum for understandingindustry dynamics and uncovering market potentialKey speakers include:• Laurent Schmitt, CEO, Alba, Bahrain• Dwight Anderson, President, Ospraie Management, USA• John Thuestad, Executive VP, Alcoa and Group President,

Alcoa Global Primary Products, USA• Gagnesh Gupta, Director Risk Management – Global RawMaterials, Whirlpool Corp, USA

• Ken Wisnoski, President, Alcoa Primary Products Growth, USA

• Stefan Broek, Director, Hatch Technologies, Canada• Abdullah Busfar, VP Aluminium SBU and ProjectDevelopment, Saudi Arabian Mining Company(Ma’aden), Saudi Arabia

• Hamid Al Zayani, Managing Director, Midal Cables, Bahrain

• Adel Hamad, CEO, Gulf Aluminium Rolling Mill (GARMCO), Bahrain

• Phil Martens, President & COO, Novelis, USA• Shanker Gopalkrishnan, President,

Madras Consultancy Group, India• Svein Richard Brandtzaeg, CEO,

Hydro Aluminium, Norway• Rhodri Harries, Senior Vice President, Commercial, Energyand Carbon Products, Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

• Max Layton, Senior Analyst, Macquarie Securities, UK• Tom Schmidt, Sales Manager Thermcon Products,

Otto Junker GmbH, Germany• Ali Mohamed Al Zarouni, VP Smelter Operations,

Dubai Aluminium, Dubai• Martin Desmeules, Global Director – Aluminium, Hatch, Canada• Jan-Arve Haugan, CEO, Qatalum, Qatar• N K Ramachandran, VP (Sales & Marketing) Primary Metal,

Hindalco, India• Daniel Brebner, Director, Commodities Research,

Deutsche Bank, UK• Gayle Berry, Vice President, Commodities Research,

Barclays Capital, UK• Stuart Clough, Industry Manager – Aluminium,

WorleyParsons, UAE• Maarten Meijer, Sales Manager, Hencon, Netherlands• Li Ai Zeng, Deputy General Manager,

Shenhuo International, China• Subodh Das, President & CEO, Phinix LLC, USA• Svein-Tore Holsether, BA President, Sapa Asia, Hong Kong/Sweden

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In 2010 Metal Bulletin Events returns to the Middle East for its landmark25th International Aluminium Conference. To be held at the luxuriousyet centrally located Gulf Hotel, Bahrain, the conference will draw togetheran international audience of some 500 senior aluminium executives fromaround the world.

This year is one of transition for aluminium. Slower than many othercommodities to emerge from recession, aluminium will encounter somesizeable hurdles in the next 12 months. Industry is learning to expect theunexpected, but our expert line-up of speakers and panellists will provideyou with invaluable insight into the strength and pace of aluminiumindustry recovery, helping you to make sound and timely business decisions.

No-one in the global aluminium business can afford to ignoredevelopments in the Gulf which in recent months has seen not one, buttwo new primary smelters coming on stream. The Middle East and itsneighbours have become the centre of gravity for the aluminium businesstoday, with a rapidly emerging, modern and low-cost smelting communitythat stretches from Egypt to the Indian Ocean.

Metal Bulletin Events’ International Aluminium Conference has become theone unmissable event on the aluminium calendar, giving delegatesunrivalled networking opportunities. Indeed, it is the place where manybusiness deals and contracts are shaken on and signed.

If you only attend one aluminium industry conference in 2010, then thishas to be the one.

Attendees in 2009Upstream: miners, refiners, primary smelters 27%Downstream: mills, fabricators, consumers 16%Technology/equipment/input suppliers 18%Traders 15%Brokers/bankers/investors 11%Logistics 6%Recyclers/secondary smelters 4%Analysts/consultants 2%Organisations/association/exchanges 1%

“Metal Bulletin Events continuously exceedsmy expectations and provides a greatopportunity for networking, businessdevelopment and intimate marketknowledge”Lou Parous, European Director, Tekalloy SA

“Leading edge forum to get the insights into the industry”Stephan Broek, Director – Light Metals, Hatch

“From a customer’s perspective it’s veryinteresting to understand the aluminiumsupply chain”Han Tetteroo, Procurement Manager, Bavaria

“Very good standard of presentations”Enrique Castells, President, Mega Aluminium

Key conference themes:l The changing shape of the smelting businessl Energy, emissions and the environmentl The growing role of the Middle East as an

aluminium producerl Chinese and Indian supply and demand and implications for

the global marketl Industry balances, inventories and the role of investor moneyl Capital and input costs as a longer-term challengel Innovation and technology as a key to cost control

and sustainabilityl Change and challenge for the rolling, extruding and

recycling sectorsl Demand recovery, the stocks drawdown and regional

market dynamics

Reasons to attend:Gain......an insight into global and regional industry trends –supply vs demand and price expectations

Discover......where and when new production and new markets willemerge, and turn this information into businessopportunities

Examine......what strategic changes and challenges lie ahead foraluminium producers and processors in terms of industrystructure, costs, energy and the environment

Network......with up to 500 aluminium industry executives fromaround the globe and see what new openings this canbring you and your company

Sell......your products and services to one of the metalsindustry’s most dynamic and global sectors

Meet......Gulf industry decision makers and get to see some ofthe region’s world-class operations first-hand

International Aluminium ConferenceThe rocky road to recovery…

Optional field trip to:

Aluminium BahrainSmelter and CalcinerMonday September 20 2010Aluminium Bahrain has been at the heart of Gulf aluminium industrygrowth for several decades, from its inception as a modest 58,000tonne plant back in 1968 to its state-of-the-art Line 5 added in 2005,which has boosted capacity to more than 830,000 tonnes, withconsideration being given to further expansion to 1.2m tonnes. As wellas its reduction lines and cast houses, the company has a dedicatedcarbon department and a 1500MW power plant. A 450,000 tpy cokecalcining plant and a water desalination plant are also in operation atthe company’s marine terminal.

Delegates will depart the conference hotel at midday on September 20for the short bus trip to the smelter and calciner sites.

Price: US$100

Available to registered delegates only. Places are limited so book early to secure your place.

Provisional itinerary:Monday September 2012.00 Depart conference hotel by bus for Alba13.00 Arrive Alba site for refreshments/light lunch provided by

Alba and presentation at the Alba Club14.00 Tour of calciner, power plant and potrooms16.30 Depart smelter17.00 Arrive conference hotel

Optional field trip to:

Gulf Aluminium RollingMill CompanyMonday September 20 2010Gulf Aluminium Rolling Mill Company (GARMCO), owned by thegovernments of Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Iraq,commenced operation in 1986 with a nominal capacity of 40,000tonnes per year of common alloy sheet and coils. By 1988, GARMCOproduction had exceeded its design capacity and has since beenexpanded to over 165,000 tpy, with higher added value items such asfoil stock, computer components, building products and circles beingadded to the product range. The company is now planning its nextmajor expansion, which will boost capacity to 320,000 tpy in the firststage and to over 465,000 tpy subsequently with the use of moderntechnology and increased hot and cold rolling capacity

Delegates will depart the conference hotel on the morning ofSeptember 20 for the short bus trip to the rolling mill. The plant tourwill terminate at noon with delegates either returning to the conferencehotel direct or joining the Alba smelter visit in the afternoon (bookableseparately).

Price: US$100

Available to registered delegates only. Places are limited so early booking is advised.

Provisional itinerary:Monday September 2009.30 Depart conference hotel (Gulf Hotel)10.15 Arrive Garmco for brief presentation 10.45 Plant visit12.00 Depart Garmco for conference hotel or (optionally)

Alba smelter visit 13.00 Arrive back at conference hotel or at Alba

Monday 20 September09.30 Depart on optional field trip to Garmco rolling mill

12.00 Depart on optional field trip to Alba smelter

13.00 Return of Garmco visit

15.30 Conference registration opens

17.00 Return of Alba visit

18.30 Conference welcome reception hosted by

Network and do business in a relaxed environment over a cocktail and delicious buffet.

Session 3: Aluminium industrygrowth in the Middle East region

14.15 Overview of the Middle Eastern and North African Market for aluminium• Demand forecasts between now and 2015• Key export markets for Middle Eastern producers• Is the Middle Eastern secondary market growing?• Threats and opportunities for new smelting projects in the regionRaju Daswani, Managing Director & Publisher, Metal Bulletin, UK

14.40 Middle East producer panel: an update on smelter projects fromAbu Dhabi to Saudi Arabia• Have global recession and the “Dubai factor” slowed progress at all?• How much of a leading edge do the new Gulf smelters have in costterms?

• Are raw materials and gas supplies a limiting factor to further growth?• The aluminium cluster concept – where will investment be directed?

Speakers include:Abdullah Busfar, VP, Aluminium SBU and Project Development,Saudi Arabian Mining Co (Ma’aden), Saudi ArabiaKen Wisnoski, President, Alcoa Primary Products Growth, USAJan-Arve Haugan, CEO, Qatalum, Qatar

15.40 Discussion period

16.00 Refreshment break sponsored by

Session 4: Climate change, theenvironment and aluminium –where does the industry stand?

16.20 Copenhagen came and went but have things changed for aluminium?• Where does the industry stand: the outcome of Copenhagen• What is the potential impact• What is within the span of control of primary aluminium smelters?Stephan Broek, Director – Light Metals, Hatch, Canada

16.45 Can the global aluminium industry achieve carbon neutrality?• The industry’s need to lower its carbon footprint: cost, image andsustainability considerations

• Process improvements, product improvements and recycling• Carbon management and trading – mandatory and voluntarySubodh Das, President & CEO, Phinix LLC, USA

17.10 Recycle or perish: building a sustainable aluminium industry• Aluminium recycling – the raison d’etre and the markets• The production centres – today and tomorrow • Scrap flows – geographic movements and prices • Future challenges and the way aheadShanker Gopalkrishnan, President, Madras Consultancy Group, India

17.35 Close of day one

Tuesday 21 September08:00 Registration desk opens

09.00 Opening remarks: a representative of Metal Bulletin

09.10 Conference inauguration: a representative of the Bahraini government

09.20 Welcome address: Laurent Schmitt, CEO, Aluminium Bahrain, Bahrain

Session I: Executive Industry PanelModerator: Dick Evans, Retired CEO, Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

09.45 • Improving aluminium’s carbon footprint – is industry doing enough?• From recession to recovery – what hazards can aluminium anticipateon the way?

• The changing shape of global smelting – overdue or overdone?• Geopolitical stability, demographics and development – implicationsfor aluminium producers

• Is the supply base really addressing the needs of 21st century industry?

Panellists include:Laurent Schmitt, CEO, Aluminium Bahrain, BahrainPhil Martens, President & COO, Novelis, USAJohn Thuestad, Executive VP, Alcoa and Group President, Alcoa Global Primary Products, USASvein Richard Brandtzaeg, CEO, Hydro Aluminium, NorwayRhodri Harries, Senior Vice President, Commercial, Energy and Carbon Products, Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

11.00 Refreshment break sponsored by

Session 2: Markets PanelModerator: Raju Daswani, Managing Director & Publisher, Metal Bulletin, UK

11.30 • The inventory mountain – how fast can demand recovery erode it?• How much capacity has been brought back on stream? Is it justified?• Chinese supply and demand – implications for global balances• Regional market dynamics – where is recovery proving most robust?• The picture beyond 2010-2011 – can we afford be more optimistic?• Why still the investor interest despite the soggy fundamentals?• Where will prices and premiums settle this year and next?

Panellists include:Gayle Berry, Vice President, Commodities Research, Barclays Capital, UKDaniel Brebner, Director, Commodities Research, Deutsche Bank, UKMax Layton, Senior Analyst, Macquarie Securities, UKDwight Anderson, President, Ospraie Management, USA

12.45 Lunch

08.15 Registration desk opens

Session 5B: Smelter costs – can industry become more efficient?

09.00 • The role of capital costs in driving long-term metal prices

• Capex versus opex – has industry got the balance right?

• Are Chinese smelter costs really so competitive – trying to get a handle on real costs in the world’s biggest producer

• Power contracts, costs and availability – how important are these in the cost structure?

• New technologies in the primary smelting field –how so they stack up? Are the established ones moving fast enough?

Speakers include:

- Martin Desmeules, Global Director – Aluminium, Hatch, Canada

- Ali Mohamed Al Zarouni, VP Smelter Operations, Dubai Aluminium, Dubai

- Hans Bohner, Managing Director, K + T Engineers, Switzerland

10.25 An analysis of alumina and carbon prices and impact on thebottom line• Why have alumina prices remained strong, despite capacity restarts and overhang?• The drivers of carbon prices• Impact of the increasing raw material pressures on operating costs

10.50 Refreshment break

Session 6A: Dissecting downstreamindustry dynamics post-recession

11.20 Can aluminium rolling remain profitable and sustainable whiledelivering what the customer wants?• Capitalising on demand growth in the more vibrant marketplaces of the world• Debottlnecking and process efficiencies – avoiding throwing good money at bad• Rolling aluminium in high cost areas – is it viable?• Recycling as a key element in aluminium rolling

Phil Martens, President & COO, Novelis, USA11.45 Responding to emerging market demand for aluminium flat

rolled products• Supply-demand balances in the flat rolled products sector – where is the growth?• What prospects for consumption increases in Asia and the Middle East?• Where is there overcapacity? Where is investment needed?• Tariff barriers, pricing bases and hedgeability in the rolling sector

Adel Hamad, CEO, Gulf Aluminium Rolling Co (GARMCO), Bahrain

12.10 How is the extrusions industry emerging from the recession?Where is the growth?• Which applications are seeing recovery and why? What trends are we seeing inautomotive, construction, heat transfer, etc?

• How is the industry changing? What are the main structural and strategic challenges?• Are there any innovations in alloy formulae or technology that are driving new uses?

Svein-Tore Holsether, BA President, Sapa Asia, Hong Kong/Sweden

12.35 Discussion period

12.45 Close and Lunch

14.30 Departure on optional field trip to Qatalum

Wednesday 22 September08.15 Registration desk opens

09.00 Session 5A: Consumption as a key toaluminium’s recovery

09.10 Aluminium usage in cable and wire – recession, recovery, growth?• Unravelling aluminium usage in this sector: applications and marketplaces• How well prepared is the supply base to meet demand growth?• Infrastructure development in Asia and the Middle East and implications foraluminium wire and conductor

Hamid Al Zayani, Midal Cables, Bahrain09.35 Consumption trends in the white goods industry – good news

for aluminium?• Where is aluminium being used – what applications and in what form?• Aluminium as a material of choice: price, performance, the environment and consumer preference

• Are there any promising new applications for aluminium in the appliance sector?

Gagnesh Gupta, Director Risk Management, Global RawMaterials, Whirlpool Corp, USA

10.00 Indian aluminium from mine to market: meeting the needs of anemerging economy• Demographics, economics and politics – weighing the pros and cons for industry growth• The raw materials base – does the country have enough bauxite, energy and other inputs?• Can primary smelting growth keep pace with demand? Examining the challenges and opportunities

• Investment in downstream capacity – what will the Indian marketplace require tomeet end-use demand?

N K Ramachandran, VP (Sales & Marketing) Primary Metal,Hindalco, India

10.25 Chinese aluminium industry growth – the next phase• Has aluminium demand recovered in China? What of the export market? • Are long-term consumption projections under revision? • Does the downstream sector need a radical restructuring?

Li Ai Zeng, Deputy General Manager, Shenhuo International,China

10.50 Refreshment break

Session 6B: Can innovation help aluminium meet the environmental andcost challenge?

11.20 Aluminium smelter logistics – can these bring real cost savings?• Incorporating logistics tools at the smelter design stage: implications for capex and opex • Optimising interaction between smelter units and processes for additional cost savings • The use of simulation in achieving “lean thinking” in new smelters or upgrades

Maarten Meijer, Sales Manager, Hencon, Netherlands

11.45 Delivery of improvements into operating plants: sustaining capitaland maintenance as a tool to enhanced productivity• Why sustaining capex is poorly deployed in most operating plants • Capturing capital savings, but also major improvement through improved capital efficiency • Basic steps to efficiently deploying improvements in the operating environment.

Stuart Clough, Industry Manager – Aluminium, WorleyParsons, UAE

12.10 Optimising scrap re-use as a key element in efficient aluminiumcast houses• Potential for increasing scrap recovery• Differentiation between open and closed recycling cycles• Equipment aimed at meeting recyclers’ needs

Tom Schmidt, Sales Manager Thermcon Products, Otto Junker GmbH, Germany

12.35 Discussion period

12.45 Close and Lunch

14.30 Departure on optional field trip to Qatalum

Thursday 23 SeptemberOptional field trip to:

Qatalum aluminiumsmelterWeds-Thurs 22-23 September 2010Qatar Aluminium (Qatalum) is a 50-50 joint venture between QatarPetroleum and Hydro Aluminium. The greenfield aluminium smelter,located in Mesaieed Industrial City, commenced production of liquidaluminium from its potlines in December 2009, and will be the largestaluminium smelter ever to be built in one phase, with the ability toproduce 585,000 tpy of aluminium. The Qatalum complex includes acarbon plant, a state-of-the-art casthouse producing value-addedaluminium products such as extrusion ingots, foundry alloys andstandard ingots, as well as a port and storage facilities to handle theimports of alumina, coke and pitch, and a captive 1,350 MW powerplant. New cells will come online throughout 2010, reaching fullproduction capacity of 585,000 tonnes when all 704 cells are inoperation by fourth quarter 2010.

Delegates will fly from Bahrain to Qatar on the evening of September22 for an overnight stay in the capital, Doha, before visiting the smelterthe following morning.

Price: US$450 – includes ground transfers, overnight stay andbreakfast in Doha. Does NOT INCLUDE FLIGHTS. Delegates shouldbook their own airline ticket from Bahrain to Doha on Sept 22 onflight QR161 DEP 1900 ARR 1945.

Provisional itineraryWednesday September 2216.00 Depart conference by bus hotel for airport

and short flight to Doha, Qatar17.00 Arrive airport for flight to Doha, Qatar

(recommended flight number QR161)19.45 Arrive Doha for overnight stay in hotel

Thursday September 2308.00 Depart hotel for smelter13.30 Depart smelter15.00 Arrive Doha airport for onwards flights home

Please note: this programme is provisional only and subject to content and timing changes

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Sponsorship Opportunities Exhibition OpportunitiesShowcase your company and increase your brand awareness at the25th International Aluminium Conference. Sponsoring an element of theevent ensures your company features at the forefront of theconference. Join us and highlight your company’s expertise andcompetitive edge to the key decision makers in the aluminium industry.

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