How Would A 10% Increase In Bauxite Prices Impact Alcoa’s Cost Of Producing Alumina?
Bauxite accounts for 26% of Alcoa’s production costs of alumina, as illustrated by the following table, making it one of the most significant raw materials for alumina production as far as production costs are concerned. Taking into account Alcoa’s refining cost structure, a 10% increase in bauxite prices will translate into an approximate 3% increase in Alcoa’s cost of producing alumina.
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