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GIADEC seals US$1.5bn deal with RUSAL, over alumina refinery
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GIADEC seals US$1.5bn deal with RUSAL, over alumina refinery

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The Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) has secured an agreement with Russian aluminium giant RUSAL to develop a US$1.5 billion alumina refinery at Nyinahin, in a major step towards processing more of the country's bauxite locally and building an integrated aluminium industry.

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