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Confirmed speakers include:Iñigo Aranguren, Managing Director, Hydro Aluminium Iberia, SpainRoland Scharf-Bergmann, SVP and Head of BU Recycling, Hydro Aluminium, NorwayDavid Rosenblum, Vice President, OmniSource Corp, USAHolger Ellmann, Director, Argentum Metal Management Ltd, UKDhawal Shah, Director, Metco Marketing, IndiaAlex Woodrow, Managing Director, KGP Auto, UKWerner Stelzer, Industry Consultant, SwitzerlandNorberto Vidaña, Aluminium Market Intelligence Manager, Nemak, MexicoStefan Eberhard, CEO, DHZ AG, SwitzerlandMagdalena Garczynska, Recycling Director, European Aluminium Assn, BelgiumJohn Revess, Director – Group Sustainability, Rexam, UKStefan Glimm, Chief Executive Director, EAFA – European Aluminium Foil Association, GermanyOscar Iribarren, Europe Sales Manager, Insertec, SpainMartin Weiss, Sales Manager, Redwave, AustriaJonathan Margalit, Business Development Manager - Precious Metals & Regulatory, Thermo Scientific Portable Analytical Instruments, USADominik Schröder, Development & Process Technology, Metals Division, LOI Thermprocess, GermanyGheorghe Dobra, General Director, Alro SA, Romania

AluminiumRecycled

23rd International

Conference

PLUS!Optional pre-

conference field trip toHydro Aluminio’s

Azuqueca remelt plant

Register before25 September 2015

&SAVE$300

16-18 November 2015 • Melia Princesa Hotel, Madrid, Spain

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AluminiumRecycled

23rd International

Conference

Aluminium recycling is moving ever more into the spotlight as companies around the world seek toincorporate more secondary feeds into their materials flow sheet and product lines. Scrap offersmany economic benefits over prime metal and is pivotal in reducing a company’s carbon footprint atwhatever stage in the value chain it stands. Aluminium recycling today is a global business witharound 30-35% of all supply coming from secondary raw materials.

Well established as the leading global gathering of aluminium recycling executives, the 23rd InternationalRecycled Aluminium Conference will home in on the latest trends and challenges facing this dynamic andgrowing industry.

Reasons for attending:Meet decision-makers from the secondary smelting and re-meltingbusiness around the globe

Examine and discuss industry dynamics with our expert panel ofinternational speakers

Get an insight into scrap availability, end-use demand and technologytrends to help you succeed

Uncover market opportunitiesand technology options formaking your business more successful

Optional pre-conference field tripto Hydro Aluminio’sAzuqueca re-melt plant

Who shouldattend?lScrap generators, merchants

and processors

l Secondary refiners andremelters

lPrimary smelters looking toincrease casthouse scrap mix

lRolling mills, extruders andfabricators

lDiecasters, steel mills,carmakers

lPlant and equipment suppliers

lBrokers, financiers andinvestors

“Great event as always - updatedinformation on market trends andchallenges combinedwith networkingopportunities.”Markus Schober, Managing Director,Hammerer Aluminium Industries

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Attendees in 2014 by region:

66% Western Europe

16% Central Europe

9% North America3% Turkey

2% Japan

1% Brazil 1% Bahrain 1% Eastern Europe

Attendees in 2014by industry sector:

lSecondary RefinerlMerchant/TraderlRemelter/Fabricator/Rolling MilllEquipment/TechnologylConsultant

lPrimary SmelterlDiecasterl Industry Organisationl Finance

lCEO/Chairman/Director/ President/Managing DirectorlSales/Marketing/Business Development/ Commercial ManagerlPurchasing/ProcurementlHead of Department or RegionlConsultantlTraderlOther

27%

27%16%

9%

7%

5%4%

4%

1%

43%

32%

5%

7%

5%4% 4%

Attendees in 2014by job title:

1% India

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Provisional ProgrammeMonday 16 November 09:00 Departure on optional field trip to

Hydro Aluminio Azuqueca plant

15:00 Arrival back at hotel from field trip

18:00 Registration desk opens

18:30 Welcome reception sponsored by Hydro Aluminium

Day one:Tuesday 17 November08:15 Registration desk opens

09:00 Opening remarks

Session I: Aluminium recycling comes of age

09:15 Welcome address

Iñigo Aranguren, Managing Director, Hydro Aluminium Iberia, Spain

09:45 Keynote address:Has secondary aluminium truly left behind the mantle of“second class”, and what more needs to be done to make itsecond-to-none?

Roland Scharf-Bergmann, SVP and Head of BU Recycling,Hydro Aluminium, Norway

10:15 Dissecting aluminium market drivers as we head towards 2016

• What is the macro-economic outlook across the regions?• What will this mean for aluminium demand – and manufacturing activity?• What can we expect in terms of LME primary prices and premiums?

Will we see a return to the historical premium for prime over alloy?• Currency moves and their impact on the commodities markets

10:45 Refreshment break

Session II: The Markets Panel11:15 The commercial experts dissect and discuss scrap and

ingot dynamics

• With P1020 and the like at attractive price levels, how is this affectingscrap availability?

• Which scrap grades are abundant and which remain in tighter supply?• What sort of discounts are we seeing for the purer grades? What of the

commercial grades such as cast, Twitch and Zorba?• Has the situation also eased for UBC or is this being sucked further and

further into closed loops?• How have Chinese buying patterns impacted on scrap supplies?• Are we seeing more automotive scrap coming back into the

marketplace? Does this mean closed loops are not working as expected?• What key trends are emerging in scrap quality?• The freight factor – how is this determining trade flows and volumes?• Are conversion margins easing or has end-use demand led to weaker

physical alloy values?• What variations in cast and wrought product demand are emerging

across the regions? Panellists include:

David Rosenblum, Vice President, OmniSource Corp, USAHolger Ellmann, Director, Argentum Metal Management Ltd, UK

12:00 The outlook for the vehicle demand in India: examining supplychain, manufacturing and recycling industry challenges

• What new investments are being made in the automotive OEM,component and diecasting sector?

• What will this mean in terms of aluminium demand? Will it be mainlycasting alloys that are needed?

• Can the recycling industry step up to meet this demand? Where willthe scrap come from?

• Is the Indian government starting to encourage sustainable,responsible recycling?

Dhawal Shah, Director, Metco Marketing, India

12:30 China, China, China – the view from inside

• The outlook for aluminium demand in China and implications for recycling

• Commercial and regulatory influences on Chinese scrap buying patterns• Scrap versus prime – which is the more attractive option today in China?• Developing a domestic recycling sector – where, what and how much?• Tackling rising costs through innovation, automation and technology –

where does China stand?

13:00 Networking lunch

Session III: Aluminium and theautomotive sector: challenge and opportunity

14:30 Aluminium and automotive – converging businesses to meetend-user needs

• What drives customer choices today: price, performance, appearance, ecology?

• How can aluminium meet these consumer aspirations? • How is the auto industry responding to shifting demand patterns and

customer requirements?• Are any clear diverging trends emerging in automotive aluminium

usage across the continents?• Increasing the recycled content of cars – what are the technical and

performance barriers?

Alex Woodrow, Managing Director, KGP Auto, UK

14:55 Has investment in automotive sheet gone into overdrive?

• Who’s investing in auto sheet/heat treat lines – how much, when and where?

• Is Europe following the North American lead in introducing aluminiumauto sheet to mid-range vehicles?

• Are there technical issues relating to stamping, forging, joining,recycling that need to be addressed?

• Will the new generation rolling mills really deliver on time, to spec andat lower cost?

Werner Stelzer, Industry Consultant, Switzerland

15:20 The automotive sector as a generator and consumer of scrap

• How much growth can we expect in automotive castings? • Are new processes and technologies reducing the amount of scrap

generated or coming back into circulation?• What recycling strategies are being used by OEMs and component makers?• Make do and mend: are we seeing longer life cycles for vehicles and

what will this mean for EOL scrap generation?

Norberto Vidaña, Aluminium Market Intelligence Manager,Nemak, Mexico

15:45 Refreshment break

Session IV: Drosses, slags and ashes asa source of aluminium

16:15 Resource mining – metals from Municipal Solid WasteIncinerator bottom ash

• How much waste is being incinerated and how has bottom ashtraditionally been used or disposed of?

• What are the typical metal contents of bottom ash? Are they ofeconomically recoverable contents?

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• What technology options are available and what is the metallicproduct spec?

• Will it take further legislation to drive bottom ash recycling and otherforms of urban mining?

Stefan Eberhard, CEO, DHZ AG, Switzerland

16:45 Maximising revenue streams from dross generation and recycling

• What are the various processes available for dross recovery?• How much more dross – black and white – will be generated in the

coming years?• How complex are they to collect, transport and process?• Is on-site processing the best option?• What outlets are there for the non-metallic residues resulting

from reprocessing?

17:15 Close of day one & networking drinks

Day two:Wednesday 18 November08:30 Registration desk opens

09:00 Opening remarks

Session V: Sustainability, regulatoryissues and packaging

09:10 Aluminium recycling and the regulatory landscape

• What can we expect in terms of waste targets etc from the new, moreambitious EU circular economy strategy expected later this year?

• What is the latest from Brussels on end-of-waste, packaging waste,waste shipment etc?

• Is environmental and recycling legislation in the EU being replicated elsewhere?

• How will these initiatives impact on industrial practice and competitive pressures?

Magdalena Garczynska, Recycling Director, European Aluminium Assn, Belgium

09:40 The beverage can as part of the aluminium value chain:examining material choices, sustainability and recycling

• An overview of the beverage can business – is aluminium winning onprice, performance and recyclability?

• Can the” cradle to cradle” concept become reality for aluminium cansor will we continue to need more and more primary metal?

• What more can be done to collect, recover and recycle UBC and otherforms of aluminium packaging?

• How is the industry value chain as a whole addressing materialstewardship and sustainability?

John Revess, Director – Group Sustainability, Rexam, UK

10:10 Scrap shortage – myth or reality? An aluminium foil and closures perspective

• Recycling facts and figures – how much is lost to landfill, how muchrecovered and re-used?

• What systems and platforms are in place to optimise the collection ofpost-consumer scrap?

• Manufacturing process scrap – is this all being channelled back intoclosed-loop recycling?

• Recyclability and technical issues associated with closures and foil recycling

• Addressing the overall sustainability of aluminium as the material ofchoice in packaging

Stefan Glimm, Chief Executive Director, EAFA – EuropeanAluminium Foil Association, Germany

10:40 Refreshment break

Session VI: Recycling for the 21stcentury: the overarching role oftechnology and innovation

11:10 Choosing the best available route for scrap melting and recycling

• How effective is the tilting rotary furnace (TRF) in handling mixed,contaminated scrap and drosses?

• How fuel-efficient is the process and what can be done to limit saltconsumption and slag generation?

• Which is the best route for processing oily, painted or lacqueredmaterials such as UBC, profiles, turnings, chips, etc?

• Examining the decoating, sink-vortex, reverberatory three-stepprocess: does it offer lower energy consumption and higher yields?

Oscar Iribarren, Europe Sales Manager, Insertec, Spain

11:35 Advanced sensor-based sorting solutions for mixed aluminium-containing scraps

• What are the drawbacks of the traditional sink-float or magneticseparation routes?

• How do sensor- based processes work? How efficient and cost-effective are they?

• Can these new technologies separate different alloys? What are thecurrent limitations?

• Do they require a complete new plant or can they be added intoexisting lines/processes?

Martin Weiss, Sales Manager, Redwave, Austria

12:00 The changing role of aluminum scrap in automotive, aerospaceetc and how portable analytics can aid scrap sorting

• Recent advances in portable x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis: howare these improving scrap sorting and its integration into themanufacturing process?

• Improved analytical performance for faster, more accurate, and betterseparation of aluminum alloys

• Improved ergonomics and hardware design: making portable XRF anideal tool for metal recyclers

Jonathan Margalit, Business Development Manager -Precious Metals & Regulatory, Thermo Scientific PortableAnalytical Instruments, USA

12:25 Solutions for high contaminated scrap recycling as part of anenergy efficient concept

• What constitutes scrap? Examining scrap storage• Choosing an appropriate heating system• Choice and layout of regenerators, and regenerator cleaning• Use of contamination energy content

Dominik Schröder, Development & Process Technology,Metals Division, LOI Thermprocess, Germany

12:50 Extending the boundaries of scrap usage in wrought aluminiumalloys for greater recyclability and lower energy consumption

• What are the limitations in terms of scrap feed quality? What are thebenefits in cost savings?

• How much flexibility is there when it comes to internal tolerances andchemical composition?

• Using scrap instead of prime in production of 5754 plate: how tocorrelate chemical composition and mechanical characteristics

• Can the experience with plate be replicated in other wrought products?

Gheorghe Dobra, General Director, Alro SA, Romania

13:15 Conference close and lunch

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Optional Field trip

Hydro Aluminium IberiaRecycling Plant, AzuquecaMonday 16 November 2015Hydro is a global aluminium company with production, sales and trading activities throughout thevalue chain, from bauxite, alumina and energy generation to the production of primary aluminiumand rolled products as well as recycling. Based in Norway, the company has 13,000 employeesinvolved in activities in more than 50 countries on all continents.

Hydro Aluminium Iberia, part of the Hydro Recycling Unit, produces extrusion ingots using some of theworld’s most modern technology. Apart from supplying billets in Spain and Portugal, Azuqueca isachieving a key environmental target of using 85% aluminium scrap as feed of which 30% is post-consumer demolition scrap. Hydro Aluminium Iberia has an annual production capacity of 80,000tonnes of extrusion ingots and its equipment includes melting and casting furnaces, vertical casting,a continuous homogenizer and packaging station. Delegates will depart from the conference hotel onthe morning of November 16 for the short drive to Azuqueca. After an introduction and the plant tour,they will be provided with a light lunch before returning to Madrid in time for registration and theconference welcome reception.

Price: EUR €130.00 Upon registration for the conference you will be sentinformation on how to book onto the field trip

ItineraryMonday 16 November 2015

08:45 Assemble in Melia Madrid Princesa

09:00 Depart Melia Madrid Princesa

09:45 Arrive Hydro Aluminum Iberia, Azuqueca de Henares

10:00 Presentation and plant tour

13:00 Lunch hosted by Hydro Aluminium Iberia

14:00 Depart Azuqueca

15:00 Arrive back at Melia Madrid Princesa

Over 90 delegates registered so far from the following companieslAgfa Graphics NVlAlcoa Inc.lAlluminio Frantumati SRLlAlrolAlro SAlAlu-met GmbHlAlumetal SAlAMAG Casting GmbHlAnamet SAlArgentum Metal ManagementlBalexcol CB METALl Confal ASl Constellium - Packaging & Automotive

Rolled ProductslDanieli Centro RecyclinglDHZ AG

l EAFA - European Aluminium Foil Assocationl Engitec Technologies SpAl Eural Gnutti Spal European Aluminium Associationl Ewaste Canarias SLlGautschi Engineering GmbHlGulf Aluminium Rolling Mill GARMCOlHeneken SrolHydro AluminiumlHydro Aluminium Iberial IMT Italial Industrial Furnaces Insertec SLUl Inotal Zrtl Intals SPAl JBM International LtdlKGP Autol LOI Thermprocess GmbH

lMartin Metals KftlMetallverwertungsgesellschaft m.b.H.lMetco Marketing India Pvt LtdlMMG Aluminium AGlNemaklNemak Europe GmbHlNemak Exterior S.L.U.lNord SchrottlNorsk Hydro ASAlNovelislNovelis EuropelOetinger Aluminium WH GmbHlOmniSource Corpl Polst Sp zoolQuality Consultants BVlReal Alloy Germany GmbHlRecieder SL

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