Corporate Body

Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical Corporation (c. 1964 - 2003)

From
c. 1964
Australia
To
2003
Functions
Chemical Industries, Metallurgy and Mineralogy or Mining
Website
http://www.kaiseral.com/

Summary

Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical Corporation entered the aluminium business in 1946 in Washington, USA. They entered the Australian market in around 1964 and when they deregistered from the Australian Securities & Investments Commission in January 2003 they were called ABB Trading (Australia) Limited. In 2006 Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical Corporation (USA) appeared to be part of Comalco.

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