Ownership control

Area of the plants EU-27 Albania Austria Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czechia Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Kosovo Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Moldova Montenegro Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Türkiye Ukraine United Kingdom

Metal all metals Cu – copper AU – au Al – aluminium Zn – zinc Pb – lead Ni – nickel Sn – tin Ag – silver SS – stainless steel AS – alloy steel Sb – antimony Co – cobalt Mn – manganese Cr – chromium Mg – magnesium Ge – germanium Mo – molybdenum PGM – PGM from catalysts

Value-chain link all links Raw materials Smelting and refining Processing Products Recycling End uses

Stage all stages Raw materials – alumina refinery Raw materials – mine and concentrator Smelting and refining – smelter Smelting and refining – ferroalloy and alloying-metal smelter Smelting and refining – secondary refiner (scrap remelting) Smelting and refining – alloy and stainless steel melt shop Smelting and refining – refinery Processing – casthouse Processing – wire rod mill Processing – zinc alloy producer (ZnAl, Zamak) Processing – stainless and alloy steel tubes Processing – wire rod and wire Processing – nickel alloys – melting and processing Processing – stainless steel long products Processing – metal compounds Processing – precision alloy steel strip and wire Processing – steel galvanising Processing – solder producer Processing – electrical steel (sheet and strip) Processing – engineering special steels (alloy, bearing, spring) Processing – tool and high-speed steels Processing – stainless steel flat products Processing – alloy steel heavy plate (wear-resistant, armour, quenched and tempered) Processing – tinplate line Processing – shape foundry Processing – metal powders Processing – alloy steel forgings Processing – alloy steel and superalloy foundry Products – cans and closures Products – distribution and service centres Products – building and architectural systems Products – cables and conductors Recycling – non-ferrous and stainless steel scrap recycling Recycling – cable granulation and copper recovery Recycling – shredder and non-ferrous fraction separation Recycling – stainless steel and alloy scrap recycling Recycling – e-scrap and battery recycling Recycling – scrap recycling End uses – metal user

Certainty GLEIF + documents GLEIF only (class A)

Region of the controller (table) all regions Outside the EU EU-27 EFTA and United Kingdom Crown Dependencies North America Asia Other countries Not established

Product all products Aluminium wire rod Aluminium wire (up to 7 mm) Aluminium alloy wire rod Aluminium alloy wire (up to 7 mm) Non-alloy aluminium bars, rods and profiles Aluminium alloy bars and rods Aluminium alloy profiles Beverage can stock Aluminium sheet and strip (under 6 mm) Aluminium plate (6 mm and over) Painted and coated aluminium sheet and strip Aluminium circles and non-rectangular sheet Rolled aluminium foil Further worked aluminium foil Welded aluminium alloy tubes Extruded and drawn aluminium tubes Bare aluminium stranded wire and conductors Aluminium composite panels (ACP) Backed aluminium foil Aluminium tube and pipe fittings Aluminium doors, windows and frames Aluminium structures and building systems Aluminium cans and containers Aluminium aerosol cans Aluminium collapsible tubes Aluminium foil containers

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In brief

EU-27: 84 plants in scope; controlling entity established for 64.3% (54). Outside the EU – 50.0% of plants with an established controller (27); largest: Norway 27. Highest share controlled from outside the EU among value-chain links (at least 10 plants with an established controller): processing – 48.1%.

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Value-chain link × region of the controller

Number of plants and share of the plants in the link (row = 100%). Colour intensity – share; clicking a cell shows these plants in the table.

¹ Crown Dependencies (Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man) are shown separately: this is the legal seat of the ultimate parent, which may differ from the place of management (e.g. the parent company of Glencore – legal seat in Jersey, headquarters in Baar, Switzerland). EFTA and United Kingdom: Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, United Kingdom. North America: United States, Canada, Mexico. Other countries: all countries outside the EU, EFTA, the United Kingdom, the Crown Dependencies, North America and Asia – e.g. European countries outside the EU (such as Serbia, Turkey), Australia, South America, Africa. * Share controlled from outside the EU among plants in the link with an established controller.

Map of plants

Plants in scope

Every plant with its controlling entity, country and basis: GLEIF (class A) or a company document (class of the group record).

Method note

Control as defined by GLEIF Level 2

The ultimate parent is the entity that prepares consolidated financial statements including the company (accounting consolidation – IFRS 10, US GAAP or equivalent standards). Control in this sense is not an equity stake or a share of votes; minority stakes and joint control are not visible here.

Legal seat and place of management

The controlling country is the country of the legal seat of the ultimate parent in its LEI record. It may differ from the actual place of management: the parent company of Glencore has its legal seat in Jersey (a Crown Dependency) and its headquarters in Baar, Switzerland. Crown Dependencies therefore form a separate column.

GLEIF exceptions

A company without a reported parent states a reason. Natural persons, no known controlling person or a parent that does not consolidate the company – the company controls itself (country of the company). Parent without an LEI or information not public – controlling entity not established. Where a group record in company documents names another parent company (exceptions are also reported by subsidiaries), that company is the controller – as for groups from company documents.

Groups from company documents

Companies without a GLEIF relationship assigned to a group according to company documents or an editorial decision – lower certainty (class B or C). Country – from the GLEIF legal address of the parent company of the group where it is in the register and has an LEI; otherwise “group from company documents, country not established” (the country of the plants does not tell where the owner is). The “GLEIF only” filter counts these plants as not established.

Coverage

Share of plants with an established controlling entity. The share controlled from outside the EU is computed among these plants; if the plants not established are distributed differently, the result shifts. Lower bound – the share among all plants in scope (under the key figures).

Counting unit

One plant = one unit, not weighted by capacity or output. Operating, idled and under-construction plants; closed plants and plants of unknown status are out of scope.

Data as of

Companies register: 2026-10-19, version 2.26. GLEIF relationships – as of the date the group was checked (group card, “verified” field).

Licence

LEI and relationship data from GLEIF: CC0 1.0 (Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation). The register compilation – under the Terms of use.

GLEIF relationships checked: 19 October 2026.

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