The huge cost tied up in finance and long term lending for aluminum plants deals, made it more lucrative by cheaper credit, has eroded the benefits of lower benchmark prices for European consumers needing to buy on the spot market.

Multibillion-dollar investments in the aluminum and corrugating machine plant over the past decades have boosted economy preserved fragile ecosystems, and improved the employment status of millions of people around the world.

This provides huge benefits for the building and construction industries and communities using reclaimed roofing aluminum sheets.

Havelet Finance Limited has brought together an international team of experienced professionals in project finance, financial modeling and project management to provide large companies with a full range of services for the implementation of Aluminum business. We are also ready to offer financing and long term lending for aluminum and corrugating machine plant projects in the entire amount needed for the project for a period of 12 years and 12 months grace period.

Financing and Long term lending Models for Aluminum and corrugating Plant

Financing and long term lending model are referred to a model of interrelated financial parameters that ensure the achievement of the project’s goals. A high-quality financial model, on the one hand, expands the idea of the company’s future financial results and its success in the market.

On the other hand, it allows the financial team to have upper hand in controlling many factors that affect the development of the project. In Aluminum and corrugating plant, this is an extremely important element, since the initiators of the construction of such facilities must take into account numerous legal regulations, social requirements, trends and financial constraints. The search for opportunities for effective analysis of uncertain situations related to the adoption of investment decisions and the choice of appropriate financial instruments leads to an improvement in the results of financial modeling.

The essential part of of the financial model as part of the business case for a Aluminum and corrugating plant project has changed significantly in recent years. It has become one of the determining factors for the success of a project presentation to a lender or investor. Financial modeling becomes especially important when the availability of capital shrinks and the cost of external financing rises in many sectors.

The financial and long term model of a large investment project provides the solution of the following tasks:

Resolution of investment sources of financing for the project (enterprise).

in-depth Calculation of the main project performance indicators.

Development of a basis for risk analysis and building a company’s risk management system

Ensuring continuous analytical work in order to quickly adjust and recalculate possible project options and business development structures.

Gives room for unacceptable investment options and making quick decisions to terminate unpromising projects.

Financial sources for for Aluminum corrugating Plant Project

The recognized source of financing the construction and modernization of large Aluminum corrugating Plant Project or a facilities in the environmental sector is the internal financial resources of companies.

Their large share among financial sources can be explained by a vague and complex process of attracting financial resources, especially in developing countries (unfavorable investment climate, underdeveloped financial market, etc.). The right choice of sources, schemes and methods of project financing based on a high-quality financial model plays a critical role in the future success of the project.

Self-financing of Aluminum corrugating Plant Project and other large industrial facilities can be carried out at own expense with the use of net profit and depreciation deductions. At the same time, the internal financial resources of a business usually cannot be fully used to finance large projects, as part of the net profit is directed to the growth of working capital, payment of dividends and so on.

This application causes many structural, financial and technological obstacles in running a modern business. Therefore, most companies are actively raising funds from external sources, including long-term investment loans from commercial banks. In addition, in a crisis, many industrial enterprises are operating at a loss or are acutely short of financial resources to support investment activities.

Companies seek to attract borrowed financial resources through long-term lending, including through the use of project finance mechanisms (PF).

External sources of funding for Aluminum corrugating Plant Project can be funds from state and local budgets, as well as funds from investors. Public funds and subsidies often fund targeted integrated programs that are of particular importance to the environment. Government financing of modernization projects can take the form of interest-free or soft loans.

Environmental and procurement Aspect of Aluminum corrugating Plant Project

Environmental hazards of Aluminum can be complex and disturbing. This has been carried out and its extent will be reviewed during the appraisal. The project is expected to have a positive environmental impact, mainly through the reduction of atmospheric emissions and minimization of solid waste.

The company is expected to obtain equipment and services for the project from amongst the few specialized engineering companies, using international negotiations. This procedure, which is usual in this industry, would be in the best interests of the project and in line with the Bank’s procurement policy for private industry projects.

International Standard for Aluminum corrugating Plant Project

In most Middle East countries like Bahrain, it commissioned a major brownfield expansion of its Aluminum corrugating plant known as Line 6, meeting an international standard which is expected to make the firm the world’s largest aluminum smelter. This plant was developed at a cost of some $3bn, the new line will add 540,000 tonnes of capacity to annual output, increasing it to more than 1.5m tonnes per year.

The expansion projects in the second segment which is (The Line 6) includes a new processing line and power station to provide electricity for the facility – is gradually being brought on-line, with completion expected by mid-2019. According to statistics, The end-of-year sales volume for 2018-2021 was approximately 4.01m tonnes, a 5.5% increase on the 2017 total of 100,000 tonnes. This came on the back of a 3% rise in production, according to company figures.

This increase in sales was reportedly driven by a higher value-added component, with processed output accounting for 60% of all shipments, compared to 57% in 2017.

Secondary Production Aluminum corrugating Plant Project

More than 65% of the aluminum used to make new products is made of scrap, of which two thirds is ‘new scrap’. Aluminium can be easily recycled at low cost (using about 5% of the energy required for primary production) and approximately 60% of European consumption is recycled metal. It has even been estimated that two-thirds of all the aluminium manufactured since commercial production started in1886 is still in use today.

The aluminium scrap, in a steel furnace lined by alumina bricks, is heated from outside the furnace with gas or oil burners. The molten aluminium is then run off and solidified as ingots.

Aluminium can be repeatedly melted and re-used. Recycling 1 kg of aluminium saves up to 8 kg of bauxite ore and 4 kg of other chemical products.

The ‘old scrap’, used products, are alloys of different compositions so it is better to use the old scrap to remake the same product. An example is new cans made from old cans. The different used products are therefore collected and sorted before being remelted. To make recycling even more efficient, the gases produced when burning off coatings used for labelling can be used as fuel for melting the scrap metal.

Raw Materials for Manufacturing of Aluminum Products

Primary manufacture involves four processes:
a) extraction of the ore, bauxite
b) purification of bauxite to pure aluminum oxide (alumina)
c) synthesis of cryolite, Na₃AIF₆ and aluminum fluoride, to be used in the electrolytic reduction process
d) electrolytic reduction of aluminum oxide to aluminum

a) Extraction of the ore, bauxite

Bauxite is one of the most abundant ores in the world. It is found in particularly large quantities in Jamaica, Brazil, Guinea, China and India. The aluminium occurs in the bauxite ores as the hydroxide Al(OH)₃ (gibbsite) and AlO(OH) (boehmite and diaspore).

(b) Purification of bauxite to aluminium oxide

The principal impurities in bauxite are iron(lll) oxide (3 – 25%), silica (1 – 7%) and titanium dioxide (2 – 3%). Powdered bauxite is mixed with approximately 10% sodium hydroxide solution and the resulting mixture heated under pressure (4 atm) at about 420 K. Under these conditions the aluminium hydroxide dissolves as sodium aluminate, but the oxides of iron and titanium remain insoluble. Some silica may also dissolve and so process conditions are chosen to minimise this. The digestion takes about 1-2 hours.

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