JW Aluminum

Chance Aluminum acquired the closed JW Aluminum facility in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and plans to invest over $18.5 million to set up an aluminum rolling mill for foil and common alloy coils, creating about 100 jobs.

AA Metals, Inc., a North American aluminum and stainless steel distributor, has bought the former JW Aluminum plant in Williamsport. The plant will begin operation around Q4 2021 under the name Chance Aluminum Corp.

Tenova, through its Pomini Tenova brand, has commissioned a roll grinding machine and roll shop equipment for JW Aluminum's new hot rolling mill at its expansion plant in Goose Creek, South Carolina.

JW Aluminum awarded PAE Technologies an order for an Alpur G3 3R degassing unit for its expansion project in Goose Creek, South Carolina, to be installed upstream of a new continuous twin-belt casting line.

JW Aluminum is expanding its aluminum continuous cast facility in Goose Creek, South Carolina with a $300 million investment. The expansion adds technology to use 100% scrap material in its process.

JW Aluminum is undertaking a $300 million expansion at its Goose Creek, South Carolina plant to double capacity and upgrade equipment. The project will add 326,000 square feet of new construction and rely on recycled aluminum, making it one of the most advanced continuous cast facilities globally.

JW Aluminum started expansion of its Mount Holly flat rolled aluminum plant in Goose Creek, South Carolina, adding a 220,000 sq ft building and state-of-the-art equipment, resulting in 175 million lb of new capacity and 50 new jobs. Construction is expected to be complete in early 2020.

JW Aluminum is investing $8.5 million to install a new tension leveling and slitting line at its Goose Creek, South Carolina facility, to be operational by end of 2019.

JW Aluminum announced a $255 million expansion of its Mount Holly flat rolled aluminium plant in Goose Creek, South Carolina. The expansion includes a new 220,000 sq ft building and will increase production capacity by 175 million pounds. Completion is expected in early 2020.

JW Aluminum announced a $255 million expansion investment at its Goose Creek, South Carolina plant, which will bring 50 new jobs and make the facility one of the most technologically advanced continuous cast plants in the world. The expansion is slated to be complete in 2020.