How to become a member

• Our aluminium statistics database
• Our weekly recaps on burning topics in the industry
• Our members’ database, extranet, meeting calendar and many other resources
• All our publications
• Individual advice

• Have your say on our advocacy work towards the EU institutions, standardization bodies and various stakeholders
• Direct contact with our experts
• Direct participation in our horizontal committees, specific working groups and the possibility to become a member of our market groups (packaging, automotive & transport, building)

• Join an association covering all segments of the sector’s value chain
• Take part in the industry’s events, including the European Aluminium spring and autumn meetings, the biannual recycling congress, EHS workshop and the Packaging seminar
• Connect with the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), Eurometaux (the European Non-Ferrous Metals association) and other multi-sectorial alliances and national aluminium associations

Direct membership of European Aluminium is mainly for primary aluminium smelters, provided they have smelters in at least one European country. These companies must also be, and remain, members* of the national aluminium association in all European countries where they have production facilities. Wire producers are also entitled to join as primary division members.

Membership fees are based of the tonnage production.

*Assuming such a national association exists, or unless the company has resigned from the national aluminium association for valid reasons

Direct membership is open to all companies provided that they have factories located in at least one European country. Some members may also be part of European Aluminium indirectly through membership of a national association.

Membership fees are based on the basis of tonnage of transformation. 

All remelters and refiners are members of the Recycling division. Fees are based on tonnage of production. 

European Aluminium has three Market Groups that members can join. These are in addition to the standard membership:

• Building
• Packaging
• Automotive and transport.

The objective of the Market groups is the broad-based promotion of aluminium in end-use markets on a non-competitive basis. This endorsement is undertaken through political and technical advocacy, media campaigns, standards monitoring and other communication platforms, including trade fairs, design competitions, educational tools and online information. Membership of Market group is voluntary and relies on a separate fee basis, approved annually or for three years by the ad-hoc boards.

Associated membership of European Aluminium Market Groups is open to companies that import into Europe or produce aluminium components in Europe or the associations that represent them.