ALUMINIJTHE GIANT OF BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

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It is a great privilege to head Aluminij as it stands at the dawn of a new era. Since 1975 Aluminij has been a

pillar of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s manufacturing base and overall economy while supporting thousands of

high-quality jobs and local businesses. With its state of the art equipment, strategic location and well-devel-

oped roads, railways and seaport lines, Aluminij is positioned as a leading European aluminum manufacturer

with access to the European, Middle Eastern and Asian markets. Today, being part of M.T. Abraham Group

and benefiting from its extensive network of alliances, Aluminij is once again becoming a global aluminum

leader.

For decades we have aspired to be advanced, qualitative and to position ourselves at the top of the metal

industry. We have invested in the technology and knowledge necessary to provide our customers quality

and durable aluminium products. Our biggest asset however, is the extensive experience and expertise our

employees have gained over the years and which has been meticulously documented and preserved. From

laboratories experts to production lines workers, generations of families have been devotedly working at

Aluminij, creating its heritage, values and high standards while strengthening Aluminij’s connection to the

community.

This connection to the community, which stems from our understanding of the importance of Aluminij and

its role in the lives of thousands of families and in the region’s economy, is an aspect of our socially responsi-

ble approach which we implement through contribution to the community, education and culture, imple-

menting green operations and production procedures, and promoting environmental awareness. For those

reasons Aluminij has gained its pristine and immaculate reputation, which I am personally committed to

preserve for years to come.

Amir Gross Kabiri

CEO & Chairman

CEO WELCOME

100% M.T. ABRAHAM GROUP

ALUMINIJ INDUSTRIES D.O.O.SHAREHOLDERS

mtabraham.com

THE SHAREHOLDERSSince 2004, M.T. Abraham Group, the sole shareholder of Aluminij Industries d.o.o., has been committed to

providing its global partners with holistic solutions and efficient operations. ith vast e perience within the

industrial spectrum and a global reach, M.T. Abraham Group strives to promote responsible corporate actions

while maintaining its business and ethical values. Through innovation and respect we achieve our global business

goals and ensure the success of our Group and its partners.

M.T. Abraham Group's investment analysts focus on identifying projects within our primary scope of emerging

and growing markets that translate into successful and long-term income generating projects, while maintaining a

risk management approach which seeks to protect our partners' and our capital by hedging against market risk.

uipped with e tensive and diverse e perience and top international management s ills, .T. Abraham roup s

team provides a deep and holistic analytical approach to every project we underta e and offers creative financing

solutions while minimizing capital risk.

M.T. Abraham Group has long-term international business relations with partners, customers and suppliers,

creating a stable and e tended networ of alliances in more than twenty countries.

ur group s networ ing and first class reputation ensures Aluminij remains one of the leading manufacturer in the

global aluminum industry and the successful introduction of Aluminij's products to new markets around the world.

https://mtabraham.com/

China Machinery Engineering Corporation

Established in 1978 and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2012, China Machinery Engineering Corporation

(CMEC)'s controlling stake is now owned by China National Machinery Industry Corporation. The core business of

CMEC is engineering contracting, but as a large international conglomerate, it also extends into trade, investment,

R&D and international services. Through years of innovation and development, CMEC became an international brand,

with business interests in more than countries and regions across all five continents.

cmec.com

China Nonferrous Metal Industry's Foreign Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd

Since its establishment in 1983, China Nonferrous Metal Industry’s Foreign Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd.

(NFC) has committed itself to project contracting and nonferrous metal resources exploitation throughout the global

market. NFC was listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange (code 000758) on April 16, 1997 and is currently listed on the

Shenzhen 100 Stock Index and Shanghai-Shenzhen 300 Composite Index. NFC’s business covers a wide spectrum of

nonferrous metal project execution including engineering, consultancy, equipment supplies and installation, technical

service, commissioning and personnel training.

nfc.com

OUR STRATEGIC PARTNERS

http://en.cmec.com/http://www.nfc.com.cn/en/index.aspxhttp://www.nfc.com.cn/en/index.aspxhttp://en.cmec.com/

ADVAITA Advaita is a global commodity trading firm with strong roots in Central Asia and operations in the Far East, Europe and

North Africa. The company specializes in physical trading of a broad range of metals and chemicals. It is focused on

sustainable growth through careful selection of investment projects and partnerships. Advaita furthermore operates as a

financial service provider, sourcing, evaluating and managing tailor-made investment projects based on the exact,

individual needs of our clients. Advaita tailors unique and innovative solutions to its partners by leveraging on the

extensive experience of its senior management in metals and mining and its long standing commercial and banking

partnerships. www.advaita.trade

GLENCOREFounded in the 1970s, Glencore has grown to become a major producer and marketer of commodities – employing

160,000 people around the world. Glencore’s operations comprise around 150 mining, metallurgical sites and oil

production assets. Its diversity by geography, product and activity, maximizes the value it creates for its business and its

diverse stakeholders. Glencore has a number of production facilities all around the world and it supplies metals, minerals,

crude oil, oil products, coal, natural gas and agricultural products to international customers in the automotive, power

generation, steel production and food processing industries.

www.glencore.com

LEADING CUSTOMERS

http://www.glencore.comwww.advaita.trade.comwww.advaita.trade

Established in 1975 and operating under its current name since 1977, with an annual production capacity

exceeding 130.000 metric tons, Aluminij has been Bosnia and Herzegovina’s largest exporter. As a pillar

of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s manufacturing base and overall economy, the aluminum industry, led solely

by Aluminij Factory, supports thousands of high-quality manufacturing jobs and related businesses.

With its state of the art equipment, strategic location and well-developed roads, railways and seaport

lines, Aluminij is positioned as a leading European aluminum manufacturer with access to the European,

Middle Eastern and Asian markets. Today, being part of M.T. Abraham Group, Aluminij is once again

becoming a Global Aluminum Leader.

Our wide-ranging partnerships include the leading names in the aluminum industry; Glencore

International AG, Outotec GmbH, Hydro Aluminium Deutschland GmbH, Wagstaff, Hertwich,

Riedhammer GmbH, Glama, Buss AG, Fives Solios, Eubrowheels S.A. and others. We are able to maintain

these productive partnerships by consistently producing high quality aluminum products which are

among the world’s best. Globally dispersed, our international partners, customers and suppliers, create a

stable and firm network of alliances, enabling Aluminij to be a leading player in the global aluminum industry.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Aluminij's biggest asset is the extensive experience and expertise its employees have gained over decades

and which has been meticulously documented and preserved. From laboratories experts to production

lines workers, generations of families have been devotedly working at Aluminij, creating its heritage,

values and know-how.

Over the years Aluminij has received many international awards and recognitions for the quality of

product, services and innovations, development or introduction of new technologies, management

efficiency, economic stability and reliability, introduction and certification of uality management system,

environmental protection and workplace humanization.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Expected Average for 2021-2025

Facilities Area

1,000,000sqmProduction Capacity

83,400TEmployees affected directly

and indirectly by Aluminij

10,000Employees

278

Export Volume

100%Export & Import

Destinations

24Years of Operation

45

1992

Production at Aluminij stopped, as parts of the

factory were destroyed during the war

1990

Aluminij was separated from Energoinvest

Sarajevo, keeping its name “Aluminij Mostar”

1977

The Alumina factory and Bauxite mines merged

to form “Aluminij Mostar"

1969

-Energoin״ merged with ״Bauxite Mines Mostar״vest Sarajevo״ Focuses on aluminum production

1991

Aluminij has become the leading aluminum

producer of Bosnia and Herzegovina

1987

Aluminij factory becomes the largest exporter

in Bosnia and Herzegovina

1975

Alumina production starts in the new

Alumina Factory

1945

is established ״Bauxite Mines Mostar״

TIMELINE

2009

With multimillion global deals, Aluminij becomes

a major economic growth driver for the region

1999

Strategicaly located, Aluminij Mostar is positioned

as a leading European aluminum manufacturer

1996

Aluminij signs its first contract after the war

2020

As part of M.T. Abraham Group, Aluminij Mostar is regaining

its position as a leading global aluminum manufacturer

2002

A comprehensive modernization of Aluminij’s

production facilities has been completed at

a cost of 250 million Euros

1997

Production at Aluminij is resumed

1995

Extensive efforts of Aluminij employees to

restore and reopen the factory

Tons / Year

70K

60K

50K

40K

30K

20K

10K

Global aluminum consumption and demand have been

growing steadily for decades.

Source: U.S. Geological Survey

Aluminum was first shown to the public at the aris orld air in , where it kindled

tremendous interest. trong, lightweight and recyclable, aluminum is a material uni uely

suited to meet the needs and challenges of the st century. Aluminum s uni ue ualities

have positioned it at the center of major global industries. Its lightweight nature has

made it essential in promoting fuel efficiency throughout the transport industry and it

has dominated the aerospace industry for o er half a century. rom reducing fuel

consumption, through green construction, aluminum meets the e er growing needs of a

durable, en ironmentally friendly metal.

Conservative projections of aluminum production growth rate for the next 30 years

a erage between . . annually.

ALUMINUM INDUSTRY

39% TRANSPORTATION

14% CONSTRUCTION8% ELECTRICAL

21% PACKAGING

8% ENGINEERING

CONSUMER DURABLES 4%6% OTHERS

ALUMINUM APPLICATIONMAIN INDUSTRIES

Source: HARBOR, Aluminum, March 2019

Balance (in kmt)ConsumptionProduction

505

mnt

397

-687

-1,155

-1,905

-1,685-1,524

-2,073

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

53.8

57.059.0

61.663.3

66.669.2

71.1

53.256.6

59.7

62.765.2

68.370.7

73.2

Global Supply Demand Balance (Ton)

Driven by solid construction industry growth in key countries, growing

application of aluminum in industries such as automotive and aerospace, its

growing role as a lightweight substitute for steel, growing demand for

environmentally friendly materials and other global trends, aluminum market

has been undersupplied and is expected to remain in a slight deficit, as demand

growth is e pected to outpace that of production.

ALUMINUM INDUSTRY

Source: fficial Publication

67.4% CHINA

4.4% OTHER COUNTRIES

NORTH AMERICA 13.7%

ASIA (EXC. CHINA) 7.3%

LATIN AMERICA 1.9

EUROPE 5.3%

GLOBAL ALUMINUM CONSUMPTION

Source: NRCAN, 2018

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIESThrough the use of new technology and investment in employees, Aluminij has constantly improved its product

quality. This includes a comprehensive IT system upgrade, quality control processes and cutting-edge environmental

protection technologies. Workplace safety continues to be central to everything we do, and by adopting new

procedures and comprehensive awareness programs, we have developed an outstanding safety record that

e emplifies modern production methodology.

y the end of une , the first comprehensi e moderni ation project for Aluminij actory had been completed.

At a cost of 250 million Euros, this visionary project brought in new technologies and introduced production upgrades

that increased output, efficiency and uality. ith its impressi e technological solutions this state of art e uipment

significantly reduces noise le els and dust emissions in the workspace and the wider en ironment.

n , the reen Anode lant was moderni ed and a new acuum ibrocompactor, a patent from utotec, was

installed. This was followed by the construction of a new anode furnace by Riedhammer, the world's leading Kiln

Plant manufacturer

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PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIESA crucial improvement that was introduced to Aluminij's production process is the use of ultrasonic testing, which is an

indispensable component of quality inspection for aluminum extrusion billet and forging stock. Testing of cast billets

for center cracks and cavities has been standard practice in aluminum cast houses for many years, however, usually

with portable hand-held UT equipment, which means only random checks are made.

For the production of highly stressed components, particularly for the aircraft and automotive industries, reliable

examination of all billet material used is mandatory. Ultrasonic testing should be performed directly after casting to

avoid costly further processing of faulty material.

44. OFFICES

45. CATHODE IRRIGATION

46. ANODE IRRIGATION

47.IRRIGATED ANODES WAREHOUSE

48. ANODE BAKING

49. RAW AND BAKED ANODE WAREHOUSE

50. RAW ANODE PRODUCTION

51. TRANSFORMER STATION

52. TRANSFORMER STATION

53. FUEL TANK RO1

54. PRODUCTION HALLS IRDIR

55. TECHNICAL VEICHELS SERVICE TGM

56. FIRE STORAGE

57. ACETYLENE STATION

58. COMPRESSOR STATION

59. OIL AND LUBRICANT STORAGE

60. WHITE FILTRATION

61. ENERGY PLANT

62. WHITE FILTRATION

63. RED FILTRATION

64. HYDRATE STORAGE

65. SODA STORAGE

66. RED SLUDGE DRAINAGE

67. DECANTING

68. CRUDE OIL WAREHOUSE

69. RESTAURANT TGM

70. ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING IRDIR

71. WARDROBE TGM

72. LABORATORY

73. ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING TGM

74. INPUT BLOCK TGM

75. GREEN AREA WORKSHOPS

76. GREENHOUSE

77. REPAIR HALLS AUTOTRANS

78. ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING AUTOTRANS

79. GAS STATION

80. BAUXITE SCALE

81. BAUXITE LANDFILL

82. BAUXITE CRUSHING

83. ENERGY PLANT

84. CHEMICAL WATER PROCESSING

85. EVAPORATION

86. DISSOLUTION OF BAUXITE

87. GRINDING BAUXITE

88. RECEIPT OF BAUXITE

1. ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING

2. INPUT BLOCK

3. BUILDING R. Z.

4. DEDICATED WAREHOUSE

5. ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE BUILDING

7. TECHNICAL VEICHLE SERVICE

8. SUBSTATION

8A. INPUT TRANSFORMERS

8B. RESERVES OF OIL

9. CRAFT WORKSHOPS

10. SERVICE WAREHOUSE

11. OFFICES

12. WARDROBE

13. FIRE RESISTANT WAREHOUSE ZENICA

14. COVER STORAGE

15. BATHROOM REPAIR

16. CRANE REPAIR

17. ELECTROLYSIS HALLS A4 and A3

18. ELECTROLYSIS HALLS A1 and A2

19. DUPLEX

20. FILTRATION CENTER 1

21. FILTRATION CENTER 2

21A. COMPRESSOR STATION

21B. N. COMPRESSOR STATION

22. CLEANING POTS TAL

23. TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING

24. WARDROBE AND RESTAURANT

25. SLAG PROCESSING

26. CAST HOUSE

27. WATER TOWER

28. WATER TREATMENT

29. CATHODE WASTE LANDFILL

30. RED SLUDGE LANDFILL

31. RETENTION POOL

32. WASTEWATER TREATMENT

33. TAX OFFICE WAREHOUSE

34. CUSTOMS GATE

35. FIRE BUILDING. ZENICA

36. WINE CELLAR

37. GARDEN

38. TRANSFORMER STATION

39. SPARE PARTS WAREHOUSE

40. WAREHOUSE OF REPROMATERIALS

41. RESIN STORAGE

42. ENTRANCE CONTROL BUILDING

43. TGM REPROMATERIAL WAREHOUSE

DISPOSITION OF ALUMINIJFACTORY FACILITIES IN MOSTARL E G E N D :

PRODUCTION CAPABILITIESOur factory uses primary ingots and pure scrap wires of 99.7% purity to cast aluminum billets for production according to international standards and the

chemical composition specifications re uested by our long lasting customers. he uality of Aluminij billets is guaranteed and enhanced by au iliary e uipment

such as spectrum analyzer, online hydrogen degassing system, hydrogen detectors, ultrasonic billet testers and homogenization furnaces. Materials are tested

in our laboratory before they enter the production process, thus ensuring e clusi e use of awless materials.

ur production and testing processes are optimi ed on an ongoing basis and Aluminij s laboratories pro ide an in depth chemical spectrum analysis of

alloy composition spark test for each billet produced, to ensure ma imum accuracy. Aluminij s series billets are produced by semi continuous ertical

casting using agstaff technology Air lip, and are intended to be further e truded into profiles, bars and tubes of different shapes and applications.

agstaff billet casting systems are the foundation of our high uality billet production. he options are irtually endless, with diameters a ailable from to

mm and strand counts from to billets. undreds of alloy compositions ha e been pro en on agstaff casting systems and the limits are

continually stretched with new common and aerospace alloy de elopment taking place in agstaff s production scale cast house laboratory.

he agstaff Air lip Air asting echnology produces the highest uality billets, known for their smooth surface finish, small shell one and uniform grain

structure the world standard for billet uality.

Green anodes

130,000

Baked anodes

70,000

PRODUCTION CAPACITY T/YEAR

1.600 x 710 x 610mmType E

PRODUCTION PROGRAM

* By modification of molds other dimensions are possible.

In addition to anodes, anode cover material (ACM ) is also produced

Production of anodes of other dimensions is also possible

Anodes blocks are used as electrodes for liquid aluminum obtaining by

electrolysis of alumina.

ANODESOUR PRODUCTS

152 178 203 228 254

49 67.2 87.3 110 137

Diameter (mm)

Weight (kg/m)

Billets are produced by semi-continuous vertical casting using Wagstaff technology – AirSlip (Air Casting Process). They are intended to befurther e truded into profiles, bars, and tubes of different shapes andapplications. They can also be used for production of electrical conductors. Maximum casting length of billet is 7 meters with diameters as shown in the table. aterials from which they are casted include wrought alloys, with chemical composition prescribed by international standards.

BILLETSOUR PRODUCTS

363 x 1.355

510 x 1.060

510 x 1.120

510 x 1.200

510 x 1.310

510 x 1.370

510 x 1.490

510 x 1.560

510 x 1.680

520 x 1.540

1.320

1.410

1.490

1.600

1.745

1.840

1.985

2.100

2.260

2.150

Thickness x width (mm) Weight (kg/m)

Slabs are produced in 1XXX, 3XXX, 5XXX and 8XXX series.

Slabs are produced by Wagstaff-LHC technology (Low Head Composite

Casting Process) by the vertical, semi-continuous casting on modern

e uipment with the efficient li uid metal refining units. hey are used for

rolling into plates, sheets strips and foil. Casting materials include aluminum

and wrought aluminum alloys, with chemical composition prescribed by the

international standards, as well as per customer’s request.

SLABS

Utility companies have used aluminum wire for electrical

transmission in power grids since the late 1800s to the early 1900s. It

has cost and weight advantages over copper wires. Aluminum wire in

power transmission and distribution applications is still the preferred

material today.

Aluminum provides a better conductivity to weight ratio and

therefore is also used for wiring power grids, including overhead

power transmission lines and local power distribution lines, as well as

for power wiring of airplanes.

WIREIt is produced by process of continuous casting and rolling with Clesim

technology, with 9.5mm diameter and weighing between

1,000-1,400kg per coil. It is intended for processing by drawing

process when producing electrical conductors and additional welding

material. Its chemical composition and technical characteristics are as

prescribed by the international standards.

OUR PRODUCTS

Ingots are produced by Hertwich technology. They are intended for

further remelting and alloying in cast houses. The chemical composition is

prescribed by international standards, as well as per customer’s request.

The pure aluminum is cast into blocks known as ingots, which can be

worked, shaped or used as a raw material for making aluminum alloys.

Aluminum ingots are the main raw material for producing aluminum prod-

ucts.

It is a lightweight environment friendly metal with heat and electric

conductivity, corrosion resisting, malleable and recycling features, which

enable its wide use in various sectors such as; construction, electricity,

packaging, transportation and consumption products.

INGOTSOUR PRODUCTSOUR PRODUCTS

Aluminij Factory is strategically located with easy access to the European, Middle Eastern and Asian markets.

With an assigned and direct railway system connecting the factory to the Port of Ploče, we have a global reach

to all destinations. Based in Mostar, the factory has an easy access to four international airports in Banja Luka,

araje o, ostar and u la, which includes daily ights to major uropean cities. Another ad antage of the

factory is a well-developed road system, connecting Mostar to any European destination.

Port of Ploče is located in the center of the Adriatic Sea cost, between Split and Dubrovnik, and is the main

strategic Croatian port. Its excellent access road infrastructure, road connections to the hinterland and all parts

of the country and favorable strategic location at the junction of important industrial routes make Port of Ploče

an ine itable junction for traffic in the Adriatic, editerranean and entral urope. loče Port has designated

terminals for bulk, container, liquid cargo, timber and livestock, among others and is connected by rail

lines to Sarajevo, Budapest, Prague and Bucharest, as well as a direct and designated rail line connecting the

Port to Aluminij Factory.

STRATEGIC LOCATION

Croatia

Israel

Greece

Turkey

Serbia

Hungary

Poland

Austria

Russia

China

Italy

G L O B A L R E A C H

Electricity is the main resource required while operating the electrolysis plant. The plant uses 2 Mil MWh

per year, in a full production mode. In order to further expand the scope of the project and the

cooperation, Aluminij Industries d.o.o. intend to invest in renewable energy power plants, thus ensuring a

stable and affordable power supply which will accommodate the factory's needs while staying true to the

Group's commitment of promoting sustainability and environmental awareness and responsibility.

ata on solar radiation in the Bal ans, especially the er egovina area, indicates significant solar energy

resources with an e tremely favorable seasonal schedule, which provides an opportunity for its efficient

and long-term use.

Given the average number of hours of sunshine per year (2291) in Mostar, with more than 280 sunny days

and the availability of large open areas, the use of solar energy farms for electricity and heat production

should be pursued and realized. The use of solar energy would lead to energy savings as well as reduce

emissions from the need for fossil fuels and the environmental pollution caused by their combustion. The

average annual irradiance of the horizontal surface for the Mostar area ranges from 1550 kWh / m2 in

the south to 1300 kWh / m2 in the northern part of the area.

RENEWABLEENERGY SUPPLY

Since renewable energy resources are environmentally friendly and safe, both solar and wind solutions

are considered. The renewable energy supply would have to be combined with traditional electric grid

sources to ensure energy supply at night time, however, the low production cost of the

renewable energy will result in total average electricity cost which will allow a viable financial operation

of the electrolysis plant.

Together with our strategic partner, China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC), we aim to

introduce solar and wind energy solutions. This mega-project will secure Aluminij's energy supply for

years to come and will result in expanding the factory's operation to its full capacity, with hundreds of

additional jobs and dramatic effect on related businesses and Bosnia and Herzegovina's economy.

CERTIFICATES

Aluminij Industries d.o.o. is certified as ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 compliant organization. The certification is accredited by Bureau Veritas.

To achieve ISO 9001 certification, Aluminij Industries d.o.o. underwent an evaluation process that included quality management system development,

a management system documentation review, pre-audit and initial assessment. Aluminij Industries d.o.o. is certified as meeting the requirements of

ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 for the following activities; “Development, production and marketing of recycled aluminium, aluminium alloys

and aluminium products”. With these certifications, our clients can be confident that Aluminij Industries d.o.o. is dedicated to maintaining the highest

efficiency and client satisfaction.

Aluminij Industries d.o.o. also holds EECS' Guarantee of Origin (GO) certificate. Reducing carbon emissions is a priority for all of us. Renewable energy

is sustainable, clean, and generates no or fewer emissions during production. There are several ways to ensure that company can meet

compliance goals and lead the way by setting its own voluntary standards. A Guarantee of Origin certificate is proof that each consumed MWh

of our energy, comes from a renewable source such as wind, hydroelectric or solar.

Aluminij Industries d.o.o. is a member of the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI). The Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI) is a global, multi-

stakeholder, non-profit standards setting and certification organization. ASI works toward responsible production, sourcing and stewardship of

aluminium following an entire value chain approach. They bring together producers, users and stakeholders in the aluminium value chain with a

commitment to maximise the contribution of aluminium to a sustainable society. ASI has been built on the foundation of work being carried out on

aluminium sustainability and material stewardship by organisations, such as the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), European Aluminium

Association (EAA) and the Aluminium Association (AA) for over 20 years.

https://www.iso.org/iso-9001-quality-management.htmlhttps://www.aib-net.org/eecshttps://aluminium-stewardship.org/asi-welcomes-aluminij-industries-as-new-production-transformation-member/

Among the first ones in osnia and er ego ina, Aluminij recei ed its certification for uality anagement ystem, complying with standards. At

the end of Aluminij implemented uality anagement ystem in accordance with . ince then, this system has been recertified

twice. y the end of , Aluminiji implemented the efficient n ironment anagement ystem in accordance with .

As the holder of this certification Aluminij is obligated to en ironmental protection and is committed to constantly impro e it. he company has in ested

tens of millions of euros in the en ironment protection programs and was the first certified company in the er ego ina eret a anton and one of

four certified companies in osnia and er ego ina. Aluminij has also been working on introducing the ccupation ealth and afety Assessment

eries A .

ince the company has its own ineyards and wine cellar, business achie ements are often celebrated with a toast of Aluminij s own e cellent wine. he

er ego ina region has always been famous for its e uisite wines and Aluminij, appreciating the region s e cellent climate and soil conditions, planted its

own ineyards which produce wines and grape brandy. Aluminij s ineyards, located within the Aluminij s ardens, produce about , lt. of the

top uality wine, , lt. of grape brandy and lt. of apple and cherry brandy. orkers with special needs are engaged in the wine and brandy making

process.

ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

e ecting the work culture within Aluminij and the e tensi e use of cutting edge technology, modern systems that pro ide a harmonious workspace and

en ironmentally friendly production, the company is also committed to supporting artistic, cultural and theatre e ents within ostar and across the region.

romoting e ents that enrich the cultural e perience for the community helps establish lasting connection to the community that re ects our alues and

benefits both indi iduals and the society. As part of this approach, Aluminij owns dedicated to that purpose the Aluminij allery.

enrich the cultural life of the city residents, while offering a special e perience for isitors and allowing them to enjoy art and other e ents in

uni ue surroundings. ith access to masterpiece artwork and uality musical accompaniment, isitors are immersed in local culture in a way that many

ha e ne er e perienced before. he gallery in ostar ri als those of aris, pro iding the community with aluable culture, merging traditional with the

new to bring culture to a new generation.

Aluminij wholeheartedly contributes toward the educational and scientific institutions of the ity of ostar, the region and of osnia and er ego ina.

he benefits of Aluminij s community in ol ement are both social and economic. Aluminij in ol es institutions of higher education at the ostar ni ersity

and other uni ersities throughout osnia and er ego ina in its projects, thus encouraging the academic community to inno ate and de elop new ideas.

his in ol ement with education also helps moti ate young people to build careers in science and technical engineering post uni ersity degrees. his

approach has brought many success stories and the alue of the company s contribution has been recogni ed through numerous awards.

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