Anuario CAIMA 2002 bis - aluminiocaiama.org€¦ · STATISTICAL Yearbook/2002 Pg. 3 Editorial Another important fact was the huge reduction (around 56% comparing 2002 to 2001) of

STATISTICALYearbook /2002

CAMARA ARGENTINA DE LA INDUSTRIA DEL ALUMINIO Y METALES AFINES

STATISTICAL Yearbook /2002

Pg. 2

Editorial year 2002

Aluminum domestic consumptionTotal consumption by product and origin (year 2002)Locally produced aluminum consumption by product and origin (year 2002)Locally produced aluminum consumption by product and origin (years 1998/2001)

Domestic aluminum-sector evolutionMain figures (years 1993-2002)

Foreign tradeTotal Chapter 76 imports and exports (years 1999/2002)Mercosur’s Chapter 76 imports and exports (year 2002)Aluminum-sector influence in local foreign trade (years 2000/2002)

AddendumPrimary-aluminum price evolutionAluminum beverage-can sector main figures

Institutional informationCAIAMA’s Key StaffGlossaryAssociated branches

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4

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7 y 8

9 y 10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

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Editorial

Another important fact was the huge reduction (around 56%comparing 2002 to 2001) of aluminum products imports.

Domestic offer reduction added to this imports decreaseresulted in the lowest “per capita” aluminum consumption in thedecade (28% below that of 2001 and 55% lower than that of1998, the highest of the considered period).

Mercosur commercial trade also showed a strong decrease.Beyond the critical economical situation of Argentina during thefirst 3 quarters of 2002, the fourth showed some stabilizing inthe main factors like the rate of exchange and a decrease insocial conflicts which allowed to expect a slight activity recovery,a trend which luckily continued during the first months of 2003.

We trust that with the government change which took place lastmay and with convenient economic measures aimed to encour-age the market demand, it will be possible to revert the deep anlong recession in which we are immersed since almost five years.

Alfredo Lurati

Therefore, our sector suffered an extremely complicated situationdue to a big sales recession and economic, financial and creditconditions which prevailed during most of the considered period.

2002 showed a fall in aluminum consumption which was thelowest in the last 10 years (a 27.5% decrease in relation to 2001)following the sharp decrease in the Gross National Product.

The most important demand reduction affected extrusion prod-ucts (with a fall above 30%) because of construction sectorstagnancy and that of rolled products for packaging (carbon-ated beverages and beer cans) with a decrease over 60%which produced a market shift to other types of material suchas glass, PET, etc. in order to reduce packaging costs.

The low consumption of aluminum cans produced an increasein the recycling percentage of used cans as collecting systemkept working normally.As a consequence of the change in the relation peso vs. us dollarand also the decrease in industrial activity, this increase in thescrap collection produced a strong export trend which derived in adomestic lack of this raw material used for manufacturing second-ary alloys needed to produce pieces for the automotive industry.

Figures shown in this statistical yearbook reveal the serious situa-

tion faced by our country during 2002 in which the economic

measures that were taken at the end of 2001 derived in a

process that ended in the country’s debt default declared at the

beginning of 2002.


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>> CONSUMPTION

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION BY PRODUCT

Castings

Redraw rod,cables

Extrusions

Thinsheetand foil

Sheets and coilsthick > 0,2 mm

Other

36%

8%17%

19%

15%5%

Localproduced

Imports

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION BY ORIGIN

78%

22%

PRODUCT LOCAL PRODUCED IMPORTS TOTAL

Sheets and coils thick > 0,2 mm 7.454 3.784(*) 11.238

Thin sheet and foil 8.186 6.505 14.691

Extrusions 11.346 1.601 12.947

Redraw rod, cables 5.550 828 6.378

Castings 25.482 780 26.262

Other 741 3.385 4.126

Total (**) 58.759 16.883 75.642

Share in % 77,7% 22,3 % 100,0 %

(*) Excludes 5420 tons of rolled products for soft drink and beer can production.(**) The difference betweenn total domestic market consumption on this page and domestic and per capita consumption is due to scrap recycling.

Domestic aluminium consumptionTotal consumption by product and origin (tons)Year 2002

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Domestic aluminium consumptionLocally produced aluminum consumption by product and originYear 2002

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION BY PRODUCT DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION BY SECTOR

Building Packaging Transpor- Electrical Consumer Machinery & Steel Other TOTAL Share %(*) tation Ind. Durables Equipment

Sheets & coils Thickness > 0,2 mm

Thin sheet and foil

Extrusions

Wire, rod and Cables

Castings

Other

TOTALS

Share (%)

PRODUCT / SECTOR

(*) Excludes soft drinks and beer cans.Information supplied by aluminum products manufacturers.

Castings

Wire, rod andCables

Extrusions

Thin sheetand foil

Sheets & coils thickness> 0,2 mm

Other

44%

9%

19%

14%

13%

1% Other

Building

Packaging

Transportation

Machinery &equipment

Steel

Consumerdurables

ElectricalInd.

10%

24%

16%

24%

4%

10%

4%

8%

Unit: Tons

397 3.427 471 19 1.969 847 - 324 7.454 12,7%

1.605 5.799 440 - 337 5 - - 8.186 13,9%

7.445 - 397 417 820 1.471 - 796 11.346 19,3%

- - - 5.029 - - 504 17 5.550 9,4%

4.875 - 12.919 188 1.591 213 5.495 201 25.482 43,4%

- - - - - - - 741 741 1,3%

14.322 9.226 14.227 5.653 4.717 2.536 5.999 2.079 58.759 100,0%

24,4% 15,7% 24,2% 9,6% 8,0% 4,3% 10,2% 3,5% 100,0%


>> CONSUMPTION

Pg. 6

Transportation

22%

50%

19%

Building

Other 1%

Steel


1%

Consumerdurables

ElectricalInd. 1%

6%

Transportation

Consumerdurables


Other

Building

ElectricalInd.

7%

66%

13%

7%

4%

3%

Transportation

BuildingOther


Consumerdurables

ElectricalInd. 0%

Transportation

Consumerdurables

0%

Building

ElectricalInd.

71%

20%

4%5%

Packaging

Packaging

50%

5%4%

11%

27%

6%

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OF CASTING PRODUCTS DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OF EXTRUDED PRODUCTS

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OF SHEET &COILS THICKNESS > 0,2 MM

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTIONOF SHEET & FOIL


>> CONSUMPTION

Domestic aluminium consumptionLocally produced aluminum consumption by productand origin - Years 1998/2001

Pg. 7


Thin sheet and foil

Extrusions


Castings

Other

TOTALS

Share (%)

414 3,666 698 11 1.907 388 - 30 7.114 11,5%

1.953 4,535 432 0 271 6 - 150 7.347 11,9%

14.795 - 337 422 1.041 2.368 - 541 19.504 31,6%

- - - 5.550 - - 411 86 6.047 9,8%

3.238 - 13.099 189 1.992 278 2.362 284 21.442 34,7%

- - - - - - - 335 335 0,5%

20.400 8.201 14.566 6.172 5.211 3.040 2.773 1.426 61.789 100,0%

33,0% 13,0% 23,6% 10,0% 8,4% 4,9% 4,5% 2,3% 100,0%

YEAR 2001

PRODUCT / SECTOR


Thin sheet and foil

Extrusions


Castings

Other

TOTALS

Share (%)

549 4.269 772 35 2.362 810 - 203 9.000 11,9%

2.290 4.783 442 - 328 - - 325 8.168 10,8%

14.729 - 461 584 3.463 1.,785 - 1.627 22.649 30,0%

- - - 6.018 - - - - 6.018 8,0%

3.029 - 14.313 236 2.136 344 7.673 1.567 29.298 38,8%

- - - - - - - 356 356 0,5%

20.597 9.052 15.988 6.873 8.289 2.939 7.673 4.078 75.489 100,0%

27,3% 12,0% 21,2% 9,1% 11,0% 3,9% 10,2% 5,4% 100,0%

YEAR 2000

PRODUCT / SECTORBuilding Packaging Transpor- Electrical Consumer Machinery & Steel Other TOTAL Share %

(*) tation Ind. Durables Equipment


Unit: Tons

Unit: Tons


>> CONSUMPTION

Pg. 8


Thin sheet and foil

Extrusions


Castings

Other

TOTALS

Share (%)

516 3.449 298 97 3.081 1.052 - 498 8.991 12,5%

716 5.340 460 26 797 17 - 79 7.435 10,3%

16.445 - 715 597 3.124 1.718 - 1.863 24.462 34,0%

- - - 8.308 - - 20 8.328 11,6%

1.826 12.470 326 1.784 332 5.262 377 22.377 31,1%

- - - - - - - 344 344 0,5%

19.503 8.789 13.943 9.354 8.786 3.119 5.262 3.181 71.937 100,0%

27,1% 12,2% 19,4% 13,0% 12,2% 4,3% 7,3% 4,4% 100,0%

YEAR 1999

PRODUCT / SECTOR


Thin sheet and foil

Extrusions


Castings

Other

TOTALS

Share (%)

1.329 4.499 366 254 3.877 767 - 187 11.279 13,0%

2.357 5.212 592 128 508 22 - - 8.819 10,2%

19.344 - 1.811 1.087 2.336 1.223 - 1.670 27.471 31,6%

- - - 13.811 - - 600 600 15.011 17,3%

2.896 12.211 546 2.993 536 3.965 475 23.622 27,2%

- - - - - - - 682 682 0,8%

25.926 9.711 14.980 15.826 9.714 2.548 4.565 3.614 86.884 100,0%

29,8% 11,2% 17,2% 18,2% 11,2% 2,9% 5,3% 4,2% 100,0%

YEAR 1998

PRODUCT / SECTOR

Unit: Tons

Unit: Tons




>> CONSUMPTION

Pg. 9

>> EVOLUTION


Domestic consumption vs. PBI comparison - Years 1993/2002

350.000

300.000

250.000

200.000

150.000

100.000

50.000

0

160.000

140.000

120.000

100.000

80.000

60.000

40.000

20.000

0

million u$s Tons.

93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02

PBI Domestic aluminium consumption

4,50

4,00

3,50

3,00

2,50

2,00

1,50

1,00

0,50

0

9.000

8.000

7.000

6.000

5.000

4.000

3.000

2.000

1.000

093 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02

per cápita domestic consuption (kg/cap.year) per cápita PBI (u$s/cap.year)

Per-capita domestic consumption vs. PBI comparison - Years 1993/2002

DESCRIPTION

Primary aluminum domestic consumpton (tons.)

Total imports of Chapter 76 (tons.)

Domestic Auminum cnsumption (tons.)

Population (Millons)

Per capita consumption (Kg./Year)

Gross domestic product (Millon U$S)

Gross domestic product per capita (U$S/Year)

Consumption/Gross domestic product

Primary aluminum production (tons.)

64.350 68.804 52.435 58.202 72.763 69.962 58.022 52.385 43.209 45.756

27.586 37.965 36.535 42.858 46.303 76.406 57.916 56.988 50.606 22.303

91.936 106.769 88.970 101.060 119.066 146.368 115.938 109.373 93.815 68.059

33,54 34,01 34,49 35,22 35,67 36,12 36,60 37,03 36,22 (*) 36,58

2,74 3,14 2,58 2,87 3,34 4,05 3,17 2,95 2,59 1,86

236.505 257.440 258.032 272.150 292.859 298.948 283.260 284.960 268.700 100.980

7.051 7.570 7.481 7.727 8.210 8.275 7.739 7.695 7.419 2.761

0,39 0,41 0,34 0,37 0,41 0,49 0,41 0,38 0,35 0,67

170.600 173.300 183.100 183.910 183.724 185.140 204.600 263.744 245.052 268.806

1

2

3

4

5

1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Sources: 1 y 5 Aluar / 2 y 3 INDEC (*) Provisional census 2001 / 4 Central Bank of Argentina.Calculation Method: Per capita comsumption has been calculated considering the primary aluminum domestic consumption plus Chapter 76 imports exclusively and taking into account the totalpopulation of our country. This calculation excludes inventory changes of primary and semifabricated products and scrap recycling.It also excludes imports of products like: automotive wheels, pistonsand castings included in other chapters.

Domestic aluminum-sector evolutionMain figures - Years 1993/2002

>> EVOLUTION


Pg. 10

Domestic consumption vs. steel andcement consumption comparisonYears 1993/2002

2,50

2,00

1.50

1.00

0.5

0

1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

References: Aluminium SteelPortland Cement

year 1993 = base 1

(r) revisado / Units: Thousand tons / Source: 1- INDEC 2- Cámara del Aluminio

DESCRIPTION 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02

PORTLAND 5.571 6.217 5.329 5.005 6.668 6.993 7.067 3.379 2.844 1.972CEMENT (r)

STEEL 3.294 4.152 3.575 4.235 4.980 5.150 4.156 4.479 4.107 1.986

ALUMINIUM 91,9 106,6 89,0 101,0 119,0 146,4 115,9 109,4 93,8 58,8

Figures in tons.

HEADING DESCRIPTION IMPORTS EXPORTS

Source: INDEC

99 00 01 02 99 00 01 02UNWROUGHT ALUMINUM- NOT ALLOYED- ALUMINUM ALLOYSWASTE AND SCRAPPOWDERS AND FLAKESBARS, RODS AND PROFILES- OF ALUMINUM, NOT ALLOYED- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS

- HOLLOW PROFILES- OTHERALUMINUM WIRE - OF ALUMINUM NOT ALLOYED- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS

- OTHERPLATES, SHEETS AND STRIPOF THICKNESS EXCEEDING 0,2 MM- INCLUDING SQUARE

- OF ALUMINUM NOT ALLOYED- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS

- OTHER- OF ALUMINUM NOT ALLOYED- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS

ALUMINUM FOIL - NOT LAMINATED- OTHER- LAMINATEDTUBES AND PIPES- OF ALUMINUM NOT ALLOYED- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS TUBE OR PIPE FITTINGSSTRUCTURES AND PARTS OF STRUCTURES - DOORS,WINDOWS AND THEIR FRAMES AND

THRESHOLDS FOR DOORS- OTHERRESERVOIRS, TANKS, VATS AND SIMILAR CON-TAINERS OF A CAPACITY EXCEEDING 300 LITERSTANKS, DRUMS, CANS, BOXES AND SIMILAR CON-TAINERS OF A CAPACITY NOT EXCEEDING 300 LITERS - COLLAPSIBLE TUBULAR CONTAINERS- OTHERCONTAINERS FOR COMPRESSED OR LIQUIFIED GAS- STRANDED WIRE, CABLES, ETC.

NOT ELECTICALLY INSULATED- WITH STEEL CORE- OTHERTABLE, KITCHEN OR OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES

OTHER ARTICLES OF ALUMINUM

TOTAL

76017601.17601.27602760376047604.17604.27604.217604.2976057605.17605.217605.297606

7606.17606.117606.127606.97606.917606.9276077607.117607.197607.2076087608.17608.2760976107610.1

7610.97611

7612

7612.17612.976137614

7614.17614.97615

7616

2.154,82.193,7

357,1

81,1

1.064,91.098,2

8.347,1232,8189,5

890,116.466,6

2.749,248,9

8.000,0280,8

3.244,6

215,2446,2140,0

142,91.834,9

443,4

144,11.406.6

50,9

1.882,834.4

1.868,6

1.886,3

57.896

922,11.710,4

242,0385,4

70,9

2.533,5

6.602,3387,4849,1

1.024,117.652,3

303,1222,0

8.269,3308,1

3.855,1

148,5499,2179,6

114,61.607,6

1,6

166,41.420,9

35,1

612,126,0

2.520,5

4.318,6

56.987,8

217,82.302,4

89,4296,2

122,7

862,3952,3

2.942,9240,7803,5

809,516.529,0

151,688,1

7.148,3336,3

3.483,3

85,3619,0161,6

104,41.152,4

16,6

167,91.915,4

49,0

2.027,423,4

2.449,8

4.457,6

50.606

623,9

422,5

29,0

147,9140,5

158,4209,140,6

187,85.420,4

27,854,9

4.582,7205,6

1.716,2

91,5362,4156,1

7,4822,3

1,3

49,6581,7

6,1

420,02.449,8

424,42.962,8

22.303

47.038,076.558,43.566,4

152,8

28,4

62,1609,3

22.023,01.331,2

723,3

559,7369,1

10,62,0

3.080,795,8

213,0

25,30,0

17,0

0,038,1

0,0

4,9708,4

1,1

496,0541,8251,6

305,1

158.813

44.570,2143.288,8

3.757,313,3

5,7

126,4375,6

25.010,4102,491,5

626,7330,4

4,0

4.091,7155,5319,5

1,225,86,9

17,570,2

0,3

7,62.358,2

3,1

0,83,0

216,9

459,0

226.039,9

69.119,5113.412,6

6.447,03,8

21,3

84,0208,9

12.167,5303,510,6

674,4295,4

15,74,0

3.868,8114,0368,1

3,0725,6189,1

21,570,7

45,12.610,6

0,6

0,1158,5179,6

387,7

211.511,2

64.004,7136.514,510.680,0

34,4

137,2

348,0875,2

23.927,4214,2

1,0

962,8938,5

3,838,9

2.752,328,4

363,8

0,1107,0317,9

35,9145,6

6.0

47,61.728,8

2,1

318,5271,5159,6

559,9

245.525,6

Foreign tradeTotal Chapter 76 imports and exports - Years1999/2002

Pg. 11

>> FOREIGN TRADE


300.000

250.000

200.000

150.000

100.000

50.000

0

Tons

1999 2000 2001 2002

IMPORTS EXPORTS

Foreign tradeMercosur’s Chapter 76 imports and exports - Year 2002

Pg. 12

Figures in tons.

HEADING DESCRIPTION IMPORTS EXPORTS

Brasil Paraguay Uruguay Brasil Paraguay Uruguay

76017601.1

7601.2

7602760376047604.1

7604.2

7604.21

7604.29

76057605.1

7605.21

7605.29

76067606.1

7606.11

7606.12

7606.9

7606.91

7606.92

76077607.11

7607.19

7607.20

76087608.1

7608.2

760976107610.1

7610.9

7611

7612

7612.1

7612.9

76137614

7614.1

7614.9

76157616

Source: INDEC

>> FOREIGN TRADE


UNWROUGHT ALUMINUM- NOT ALLOYED 7.980,5

- ALUMINUM ALLOYS 534,5 23,8 1.224,3 35,3

WASTE AND SCRAP 2.682,3 744,7 32,0

POWDERS AND FLAKES 71,9 0,2 10,0

BARS, RODS AND PROFILES- OF ALUMINUM, NOT ALLOYED 1,3 24,1 3,6 0,6

- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS

- HOLLOW PROFILES 95,9 10,3 268,0 20,0

- OTHER 37,2 9,5 574,8 0,3 7,1

ALUMINUM WIRE- OF ALUMINUM, NOT ALLOYED 124,1 26,2 298,2

- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS 181,9 22,0

- OTHER 50,0

PLATES, SHEETS AND STRIP OF THICKNESS EXCEEDING 0,2 MM- INCLUDING SQUARE

- OF ALUMINUM, NOT ALLOYED 69,8 4,3 363,8 9,2 21,9

- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS 2.499,2 13,4 48,2 18,1 18,6

- OTHER

- OF ALUMINUM NOT ALLOYED 23,9 0,1 3,6

- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS 1,4 2,5 20,7

ALUMINUM FOIL- NOT LAMINATED 1.987,5 0,5 1.064,7 38,9 22,3

- OTHER 54,0 5,8 4,5 18,7 1,1

- LAMINATED 907,4 50,6 66,5 13,2 6,0

TUBES AND PIPES- OF ALUMINUM, NOT ALLOYED 70,8

- OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS 158,1 1,2 0,6 0,1

TUBES OR PIPES FITTINGS 8,7 0,5 50,3 0,1 3,3

CONSTRUCCIONES Y SUS PARTES- DOORS, WINDOWS AND THERE FRAMES 4,1 2,1 2,2

AND THERHOLDS FOR DOORS

- OTHERS 0,1 2,2 0,5 10,2

RESERVOIS TANKS, VATS AND SIMILAR CONAINERSOF CAPACITY EXEEDING 300 LITERSTANKS, DRUMS, CANS, BOXES AND SIMILAR CONTAI-NERS OF A CAPACITY NOT EXCEEDING 300 LITRES- COLLAPSIBLE TUBULAR CONTAINERS 76,5 0,4 21,6 0,9 1,3

- OTHER 492,2 0,1 618,0 639,8 33,1

CONTAINERS FOR COMPRESSED OR LIQUIFIED GAS 0,4 0,2 0,6

STRANDED WIRE, CABLES, ETC. NOT ELECTICALLY INSULATED- WITH STEEL CORE 267,9 30,5

- OTHER 136,3 226,3 0,8

TABLE, KITCHEN OR OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 108,9 7,2 14,5 17,4 29,8

OTHER ARTICLES OF ALUMINUM 2.177,8 0,6 10,7 28,8 103,9

TOTAL 9.819,4 0,0 153,2 15.819,9 1.537,1 487,0

Foreign tradeAluminum - sector influence in local foreign tradeYears 2000/2002

Pg. 13

YEARS

TOTAL ARGENTINE TRADE

ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY (2)

SHARE

2000

26.409,4

397.9

1.5%

2001

26.665,0

348.3

1.3%

2002

25.709,0

368.6

1.4%

EXPORTS IMPORTS BALANCE

2000

25.242,9

191.2

0.8%

2001

20.311

172.3

0.8%

2002

8.990

66.0

0.7%

2000 2001 2002

1,166.5 6,354.0 16,719.0

206.7 176.0 302.6

2000

6,991.3

18.1

0.3%

6,478.5

91.9

1.4%

2001

6,205.6

21.2

0.3%

5,277.8

86.8

1.6%

2002

4,827.8

28.1

0.6%

2,517.5

27.9

1.1%

2000

592.2

3.9

0.7%

294.8

0.2

0.1%

2001

498.8

4.9

1.0%

302.8

0.0

0.0%

2002

340.9

3.9

1.1%

255.4

0.0

0.0%

2000

818.3

3.9

0.5%

426.1

4.5

1.1%

2001

743.6

3.1

0.4%

329.0

3.7

1.1%

2002

526.9

2.1

0.4%

122.4

0.5

0.4%

2000

818.3

3.9

0.5%

426.1

4.5

1.1%

2001

743.6

3.1

0.4%

329.0

3.7

1.1%

2002

526.9

2.1

0.4%

122.4

0.5

0.4%

BRASIL PARAGUAY URUGUAY TOTAL MERCOSUR

Unit: million U$S (1)

Unit: million U$S (1)

Source: INDEC(1) Exports: U$S FOB, Imports: U$S CIF.(2) Chapter 76 exclusively.

Source: INDEC(1) Exports: U$S FOB, Imports: U$S CIF.(2) Chapter 76 exclusively.

YEARS

TOTAL EXPORTS

EXPORTS CHAPTER 76

SHARE %

TOTAL IMPORTS

IMPORTS CHAPTER 76

SHARE %

Global commercial trade

Mercosur’s commercial trade

>> FOREIGN TRADE


U$S/ton Year 2002

Primary-aluminumprice evolution

Pg. 14

MONTHS 2002

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUN

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

AVERAGE LME CASHUS$ / ton

1.369

1.369

1.405

1.370

1.343

1.354

1.338

1.292

1.301

1.311

1.372

1.375

AVERAGE 3 MONTHS LMEUS$ / ton

1.383

1.380

1.421

1.391

1.365

1.375

1.358

1.311

1.318

1.318

1.380

1.378

DOMESTIC PRICEUS$ / ton

1.393

1.417

1.300

1.335

1.300

1.275

1.298

1.298

1.263

1.283

1.334

1.396

Source: Average LME cash and 3 months: Metal Bulletin / Primary aluminum: ALUAR 99,50 lingot price list: FOB Puerto Madryn.

2.200

2.000

1.800

1.600

1.400

1.200

1.000

800

600

400

200

0

Average LME Cash Average 3 months LME Domestic price

FebruaryJanuary March April May Jun July August Septemer October November December

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January93

July93

January94

July94

January95

July95

January96

July96

January97

July97

January98

July98

January99

July99

January00

July00

January01

July01

January02

July02

Average 3 months LME Domestic price

U$S/ton Years 1993-2002 evolution


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Aluminum beverage-can sector Main figures

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YEARS 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02

RECYCLED CANS - 242 407 437 463 440 400 390 190

RECYCLING PERCENTAGE - 25% 41% 48% 50% 51% 50% 52% 78%

(*) Includes importsFigures are in millons of units.

RECYCLING RATE

Figures are in millions of unitsSource: Aluplata - Latasa Argentina S.A. - Cadibsa

1000

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70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

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Millions of units Recycling percent

94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02

Recycled cans Recycling percentageDomestic consumption

YEARS 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02

DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION (*) 950 978 994 916 924 864 797 750 245

PRODUCTION CAPACITY 450 600 1.450 1.450 1.450 1.450 1.450 1.200 1.200

CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION


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CAIAMA’s Key Staff PRESIDENT Sr. Alfredo Lurati

Lural S.A.I.C.

V.P. 1 Lic. Marcelo MaffeiAluar Aluminio Argentino S.A.I.C.

V.P. 2 Lic. Jorge García AriasAluar División Elaborados

V.P. 3 Dr. Vito PezziExal Argentina S.A.

SECRETARY Ing. Rafael Martín BofillFadip S.A.I.C.A.

PROSECRETARY Lic. Héctor CañeteHydro Aluminio Aldural

TREASURER Sr. Antonio Luis BaceroSicamar Metales S.A.

PROTREASURER Ing. Elio LamannaInofer S.A.

VOCALS Dr. Jorge LosaAluminiun S.A.Sr. Julio MoranoTecsha S.A.Sr. Rafael GenoudMetales del Talar S.A.Lic. Manuel UrreaFlamia S.A.Lic. Daniel EnríquezAluplata S.A.Dr. Daniel VolpeAnodizado California S.R.L.Sr. José AmorAcristal S.A.Sr. Omar NasraMetalúrgica Fiamaj S.A.

SUBSTITUTE MEMBER Ing. Santiago LonardiDemayo Lonardi S.A.I.C.F.I.Sr. Jorge Daniel LentinoObras Metálicas S.A.Dr. Aldo PignanelliBurletex S.A.I.C.I.F.Ing. Roberto KorzinKorzin S.A.C.I.

INTERNAL AUDITORS Sr. Julio SimondiAlpros S.A.Sr. Luis Alberto EspósitoAluminio Brown

SUBSTITUTE INTERNAL Sr. Omar A. Rodriguez

AUDITORS Alumak S.A.Sr. José M. CaudarellaAluoest S.A.C.I.F.I.A.

KEY ASSOCIATION STAFFSTANDING SUBCOMMITTEES

ASSOCIATED MEMBERSSr. Julio Morano

PRESS, PROPAGANDA AND MEANSOF COMUNICATIONSr. Julio Morano

LABOR AFFAIRSSr. Alfredo Lurati

ECONOMIC AFFAIRS - MERCOSURREGULATIONS-STATISTICSLic.Jorge Garc

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND TRAININGIng. Moises Glassel

CONSULTANTSLABOR AND LAW ADVISORLic. Vicente Andrés Miñana Rufat

TECHNICAL ADVISORIng. Mauricio Gurski

TAX ADVISORDr. Alfredo Lamagrande

INSTIUTIONAL RELATIONS ADVISORSr. Raúl Carbonell

CUSTOMS ADVISORSr. Rafael Loprete

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ADVISORLic. Marcelo Maffei

ACCOUNTANT ADVISORDra. Alejandra Patti

LAW ADVISORDr. Alfredo Luis HerreraDr. Eduardo Zamorano

FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS COORDINATORIng. Mauricio Gurski


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ADOPTED CRITERIA FOR CLASSIFICATION

BUILDING AND

CONSTRUCTION

PACKAGING

TRANSPORTATION

ELECTRICAL

INDUSTRY

CONSUMER

DURABLES

MACHINERY AND

EQUIPMENT

STEELWORKS

OTHER

Ceiling coils; roofing sheet; siding andarchitectural sheets; tread plate;asphalt/aluminum roof coating; com-posite panel.

Bare and laminated foil for food andcigarette packaging, etc.; slugs foraerosols and collapsible tubes;softdrink, beer and juice cans; bottle topsand can lids.

Tank truck sheet; automotive body sheet;colls for automotive heaters and radia-tors; traffic signs; brazing sheet.

Transformer sheet; condenser foil; light-ing fixture sheet; laminated aluminum foilfor telefhone cables.

Refrigerator and home appliancessheet. Cookware; rigid foil containers;household foil; parabolic TV antennas;shoe eyelets; brazing sheet.

Coils for irrigation tubing; industrial heatexchanger coil; storage tank sheet;insulation foil; fish and bakery trays.

Shapes for window and doors, archi-tectural uses, ceilings and signs.

Radiator tubes; door and windowshapes for buses; structural shapes.Truck floor extrusions.

Electric motor housings; bus bars;electronic heat sinks.Lighting extrusions

TV antennas; refrigerator tubes; sailboatmasts; bicycle and forniture tubes; lad-ders; shapes for refrigerated exhibitors.

Irrigation tubing; shapes for industrialapplications.

Screw machine stock; rivet tubes.

ROLLED PRODUCTS EXTRUDED PRODUCTS CASTING PRODUCTS

Aluminized sheets; cast heatingradiators.

Car wheels; engine pistons; castpieces for car motors; aluminizedsheet.

Cables made from continuous castredraw rod; cast pieces for electricalindustry.

Cast aluminum tables and chairs; castcookware.Decoration pieces

Cast pieces for industrial machinery;cast molds.

Different products for steel deoxidation.

Welding wire; powder for paintand explosives and chemical products.Other products not includedelsewhere.

ADOPTED TERMINOLOGY

PROCESS

Includes the following fabrication processes:

·Casting·Extrusion·Rolling·Redraw Rod and cables·Other

GlossaryPRODUCTS

Includes the following products:

·Ingots·Sheets·Coils·Circles·Foil·Shapes·Bars·Wires·Other

SECTOR

Includes the end use of products:

·Building and Construction·Packaging·Transportation·Electrical Industry·Consumer Durables·Machinery and Equipment·Steelworks

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Associated branches

WINDOWS AND DOORS ACCESORIES

RELATED PRODUCTS

CABLE MANUFACTURERS

TRAINING

DOORS AND WINDOWS MANUFACTURERS

CURTAIN WALL MANUFACTURERS

TRADERS

FOIL CONVERTERS

PACKAGING

WINDOWS AND DOORS EQUIPMENTS

EXTRUSION

CASTINGS MANUFACTURERS

ROLLED PRODUCTS

COOKWARE MANUFACTURERS

METAL PRODUCERS

FINISHING (PAINTING AND ANODIZING)

REFINERS

SERVICES

CLOSURES

TRANSPORT

THE ASSOCIATED MEMBERS OF CAIAMA AREJOINED UP IN THE FOLLOWING BRANCHES:

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