Century Aluminum Co. is engaged in the production of primary aluminum in the U.S. and Iceland. The company produces standard grade and value-added primary aluminum products as well as carbon products such as anodes and cathodes. It operates through one reportable segment, Primary Aluminum. It operates 3 U.S. aluminum smelters in Hawesville, Robards(Sebree), Mt. Holly, and one smelter in Grundartangi, Iceland. Hawesville is the company's biggest U.S. smelter and the largest producer of high purity primary aluminum in N. America. Sebree is a primary aluminum reduction facility that makes standard-grade aluminum which is cast into several products including billet, foundry and slab. The company is expanding its Sebree smelter. Mt. Holly is a primary aluminum reduction facility which makes standard-grade aluminum that is cast into tee bars and several value-added products. The company entered into an agreement with Santee Cooper that will enable the Goose Creek, SC plant to continue operating at half capacity....
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