How Has Alcoa’s Reporting Structure Changed?
Alcoa has reorganized its two value-added segments (Global Rolled Products and Engineered Products & Solutions) into three separate divisions ahead of the planned split of the company’s upstream and value-added operations into two publicly traded companies later this year. We have modified our model for Alcoa in line with the change in the company’s reporting structure. The following table illustrates the change in the company’s reporting structure.
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