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Die New 2015 Ford F-150 ist ein Game Changer, aber Alcoa ist der wahre Sieger.
Die New 2015 Ford F-150 ist ein Game Changer, aber Alcoa ist der wahre Sieger.
European Launch to Meet Growing Demand for Stronger, Lighter, Lower-Maintenance Wheels
Alcoa (NYSE:AA), the inventor and global leader of forged aluminum wheels, has rolled out its most durable, easy-to-maintain commercial truck wheel.
Alcoa has rolled out its most durable, easy-to-maintain commercial truck wheel, known as the Dura-Br ... src=
Alcoa has rolled out its most durable, easy-to-maintain commercial truck wheel, known as the Dura-Bright® EVO wheel, which stands up stronger against the weather, road salts, grime and cleaning agents that can corrode and dull standard commercial truck wheels. (Photo: Business Wire)
Alcoa's new surface-treated Dura-Bright EVO wheel maintains all the benefits of its predecessor, the Dura-Bright wheel with XBR technology, while taking the wheel's performance to a new level. The Dura-Bright EVO wheel is 10 times more resistant to corrosion primarily caused by road salts and weather elements. In addition, the wheel is up to three times more resistant to chemicals, including hydrofluoric acid, found in the toughest truck wash cleaning agents. This enables the use of a wider variety of cleaning solutions to simplify maintenance, while preserving the integrity and brightness of the wheel.
"Since inventing the forged aluminum wheel, Alcoa has continuously innovated stronger, lighter, and more durable wheels to increase payload and enhance sustainability," said Tim Myers, President, Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products. "The Dura-Bright EVO wheel is Alcoa's easiest-to-maintain wheel yet, meaning it can stand up against the harshest weather, road salts, grime and cleaning agents that can corrode and dull standard commercial truck wheels."
The Dura-Bright EVO wheel is now commercially available in Europe, where the Company has already seen significant adoption of its Dura-Bright wheels. Alcoa has begun producing the wheel at its manufacturing plant in Székesfehérvár, Hungary. The wheel is expected to be available in all other markets in 2015.
"Demand for Alcoa's aluminum wheels continues to grow in Europe, as emissions regulations and maintenance costs drive up the need for stronger, lighter and easier-to-maintain wheels that increase payload, reduce costs and enhance sustainability," said Scott Kerns, Vice President and General Manager Commercial Vehicle Wheels Europe, Japan and South Africa.
Unlike competitive surface coatings that can crack, peel, corrode and dull quickly, the Dura-Bright wheel allows brilliant shine to last even after years of use, without the need for polishing. Dura-Bright is not a coating, but rather a surface treatment that penetrates the aluminum and becomes an integral part of the wheel. Regular cleaning with commonly used truck cleaning products or with just soap and water will keep the wheels shiny, even after hundreds of washes and thousands of kilometers, reducing maintenance costs. In addition, Alcoa's wheels are made from one piece of forged aluminum, making them lighter and five times stronger than steel wheels, increasing payload and fuel efficiency.
Alcoa's surface treatment experts at the Alcoa Technical Center, the world's largest light metals research and development center based outside of Pittsburgh, PA, developed the Dura-Bright wheel technology in collaboration with the Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products business. The Company launched the first Dura-Bright product in 2003. Three years later, Alcoa's experts improved the brightness and corrosion performance of the Dura-Bright treatment and introduced Dura-Bright wheels with XBR technology. Alcoa's scientists have now enhanced the patented Dura-Bright technology with the development of Dura-Bright EVO wheels.
Alcoa has been innovating surface treatment and coating technologies for the past 40 years. Beyond Dura-Bright wheels, Alcoa has produced products that have opened market applications across industries, from surface treatments that enable adhesive bonding for aerospace structures and structural joining for automotive applications, to anodization and coating technologies for durable, sustainable building and construction materials and aesthetic treatments for consumer electronic devices.
About Alcoa
Alcoa is a global innovation leader in lightweight metals, products and solutions. Its technology, expertise and industry reach continue to advance automotive and aerospace transportation, building and construction, consumer electronics and packaging, defense applications across air, land and sea, and the oil and gas industry. Alcoa pioneered the modern-day aluminum industry 125 years ago and today is a leader in delivering value-add products made from a range of lightweight metals and flat-rolled aluminum. Alcoa is also a world leading producer of primary aluminum, as well as the world's largest miner of bauxite and refiner of alumina. Alcoa has been a member of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for 12 consecutive years and approximately 75 percent of all of the aluminum ever produced since 1888 is still in active use today. Alcoa employs approximately 60,000 people in 30 countries around the world. For more information, visit www.alcoa.com, follow @Alcoa on Twitter at www.twitter.com/Alcoa and follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Alcoa.
About Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products
Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, is part of Alcoa's downstream business, Engineered Products and Solutions. In the first three quarters of 2013, Alcoa's value-add businesses, comprising Engineered Products and Solutions and Global Rolled Products, accounted for 57 percent of Alcoa's total revenues and 79 percent of segment after-tax operating income (ATOI). Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products serves the commercial vehicle, automotive, and defense markets with products used in a range of applications including forged aluminum wheels, premium products such as Dura-Bright, Dura-Flange, LvL ONE and M-Series medium duty truck wheels, as well as a variety of other aluminum components for these markets. Alcoa has been the forged aluminum wheel leader since inventing the product in 1948. AWTP is composed of three divisions: Commercial Vehicle Wheels, Forged Specialty Wheels and Transportation Products. It employs 1,500 people at 13 locations worldwide. More information can be found at www.alcoawheels.com. Follow @AlcoaWheels on Twitter at twitter.com/AlcoaWheels.
About Alcoa Wheel Products Europe
Alcoa Wheel Products Europe is headquartered in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, and employs 394 associates in 2 European locations: the manufacturing facility in Székesfehérvár and the service and distribution centre in Paal, Belgium. They manufacture forged aluminium wheels for trucks, trailers and buses. For more information on Alcoa wheels, go to www.alcoa.com/alcoawheels/europe/en/home.asp.
Alcoa (NYSE:AA), the inventor and global leader of forged aluminum wheels, has rolled out its most durable, easy-to-maintain commercial truck wheel.
Alcoa has rolled out its most durable, easy-to-maintain commercial truck wheel, known as the Dura-Br ... src=
Alcoa has rolled out its most durable, easy-to-maintain commercial truck wheel, known as the Dura-Bright® EVO wheel, which stands up stronger against the weather, road salts, grime and cleaning agents that can corrode and dull standard commercial truck wheels. (Photo: Business Wire)
Alcoa's new surface-treated Dura-Bright EVO wheel maintains all the benefits of its predecessor, the Dura-Bright wheel with XBR technology, while taking the wheel's performance to a new level. The Dura-Bright EVO wheel is 10 times more resistant to corrosion primarily caused by road salts and weather elements. In addition, the wheel is up to three times more resistant to chemicals, including hydrofluoric acid, found in the toughest truck wash cleaning agents. This enables the use of a wider variety of cleaning solutions to simplify maintenance, while preserving the integrity and brightness of the wheel.
"Since inventing the forged aluminum wheel, Alcoa has continuously innovated stronger, lighter, and more durable wheels to increase payload and enhance sustainability," said Tim Myers, President, Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products. "The Dura-Bright EVO wheel is Alcoa's easiest-to-maintain wheel yet, meaning it can stand up against the harshest weather, road salts, grime and cleaning agents that can corrode and dull standard commercial truck wheels."
The Dura-Bright EVO wheel is now commercially available in Europe, where the Company has already seen significant adoption of its Dura-Bright wheels. Alcoa has begun producing the wheel at its manufacturing plant in Székesfehérvár, Hungary. The wheel is expected to be available in all other markets in 2015.
"Demand for Alcoa's aluminum wheels continues to grow in Europe, as emissions regulations and maintenance costs drive up the need for stronger, lighter and easier-to-maintain wheels that increase payload, reduce costs and enhance sustainability," said Scott Kerns, Vice President and General Manager Commercial Vehicle Wheels Europe, Japan and South Africa.
Unlike competitive surface coatings that can crack, peel, corrode and dull quickly, the Dura-Bright wheel allows brilliant shine to last even after years of use, without the need for polishing. Dura-Bright is not a coating, but rather a surface treatment that penetrates the aluminum and becomes an integral part of the wheel. Regular cleaning with commonly used truck cleaning products or with just soap and water will keep the wheels shiny, even after hundreds of washes and thousands of kilometers, reducing maintenance costs. In addition, Alcoa's wheels are made from one piece of forged aluminum, making them lighter and five times stronger than steel wheels, increasing payload and fuel efficiency.
Alcoa's surface treatment experts at the Alcoa Technical Center, the world's largest light metals research and development center based outside of Pittsburgh, PA, developed the Dura-Bright wheel technology in collaboration with the Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products business. The Company launched the first Dura-Bright product in 2003. Three years later, Alcoa's experts improved the brightness and corrosion performance of the Dura-Bright treatment and introduced Dura-Bright wheels with XBR technology. Alcoa's scientists have now enhanced the patented Dura-Bright technology with the development of Dura-Bright EVO wheels.
Alcoa has been innovating surface treatment and coating technologies for the past 40 years. Beyond Dura-Bright wheels, Alcoa has produced products that have opened market applications across industries, from surface treatments that enable adhesive bonding for aerospace structures and structural joining for automotive applications, to anodization and coating technologies for durable, sustainable building and construction materials and aesthetic treatments for consumer electronic devices.
About Alcoa
Alcoa is a global innovation leader in lightweight metals, products and solutions. Its technology, expertise and industry reach continue to advance automotive and aerospace transportation, building and construction, consumer electronics and packaging, defense applications across air, land and sea, and the oil and gas industry. Alcoa pioneered the modern-day aluminum industry 125 years ago and today is a leader in delivering value-add products made from a range of lightweight metals and flat-rolled aluminum. Alcoa is also a world leading producer of primary aluminum, as well as the world's largest miner of bauxite and refiner of alumina. Alcoa has been a member of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for 12 consecutive years and approximately 75 percent of all of the aluminum ever produced since 1888 is still in active use today. Alcoa employs approximately 60,000 people in 30 countries around the world. For more information, visit www.alcoa.com, follow @Alcoa on Twitter at www.twitter.com/Alcoa and follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Alcoa.
About Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products
Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, is part of Alcoa's downstream business, Engineered Products and Solutions. In the first three quarters of 2013, Alcoa's value-add businesses, comprising Engineered Products and Solutions and Global Rolled Products, accounted for 57 percent of Alcoa's total revenues and 79 percent of segment after-tax operating income (ATOI). Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products serves the commercial vehicle, automotive, and defense markets with products used in a range of applications including forged aluminum wheels, premium products such as Dura-Bright, Dura-Flange, LvL ONE and M-Series medium duty truck wheels, as well as a variety of other aluminum components for these markets. Alcoa has been the forged aluminum wheel leader since inventing the product in 1948. AWTP is composed of three divisions: Commercial Vehicle Wheels, Forged Specialty Wheels and Transportation Products. It employs 1,500 people at 13 locations worldwide. More information can be found at www.alcoawheels.com. Follow @AlcoaWheels on Twitter at twitter.com/AlcoaWheels.
About Alcoa Wheel Products Europe
Alcoa Wheel Products Europe is headquartered in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, and employs 394 associates in 2 European locations: the manufacturing facility in Székesfehérvár and the service and distribution centre in Paal, Belgium. They manufacture forged aluminium wheels for trucks, trailers and buses. For more information on Alcoa wheels, go to www.alcoa.com/alcoawheels/europe/en/home.asp.
www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/01/22/...ger-but-alco.aspx
Finde die neuen Zahlen echt gut! Operativer Gewinn, dazu die sinnvollen Restrukturierungsmaßnahmen...
Wenn ich jetzt noch davon ausgehe, dass folgende Ding eintreffen:
- steigende Nachfrage
- sinkende Produktionskapazität (=> Überangebot wird kleiner => höhere Alupreise)
sehe ich für die nächsten paar Jahre für Alcoa noch Potenzial nach oben!
Wenn ich jetzt noch davon ausgehe, dass folgende Ding eintreffen:
- steigende Nachfrage
- sinkende Produktionskapazität (=> Überangebot wird kleiner => höhere Alupreise)
sehe ich für die nächsten paar Jahre für Alcoa noch Potenzial nach oben!
nach dem beispiellosen Rallye beim Alu, wurde heute eine Verschnaufpause angelegt, wie "tief" spiegelt es sich es bei Alcoa wieder ?
.... so wie es aussieht " garnicht " !!!!
Alcoa steigt und steigt - unglaublich 😊
Alcoa steigt und steigt - unglaublich 😊
Kann mir jemand beim Alcoa Dilemma mit Fachargumentation helfen, wie geht´s wohl weiter ?
könntest du das dilemma noch mal bitte erläutern?
Danke!
Danke!
es geht rauf oder runter ... ein echtes Dilemma ;-)
Also wen die Rohstoffpreise keinen Strich durch die Rechnung machen ist ALCOA für die Zukunft ganz gut aufgestellt. Vorallem sind sie wohl grösster Profiteur, wenn die "Pickup"- Autobauer dem Beispiel des F150 folgen und vermehrt Alu im Automobilbau in USA eingesetzt wird.
Also wen die Rohstoffpreise keinen Strich durch die Rechnung machen ist ALCOA für die Zukunft ganz gut aufgestellt. Vorallem sind sie wohl grösster Profiteur, wenn die "Pickup"- Autobauer dem Beispiel des F150 folgen und vermehrt Alu im Automobilbau in USA eingesetzt wird.
läuft einfach super
Und immer dran denken die Nase passt auch in den
Wallstreets faule Tricks
www.fuw.ch/article/der-chart-des-tages-402/
www.fuw.ch/article/der-chart-des-tages-402/
Sehr gute Zahlen! Könnt jetzt wieder die letzten Hochs testen und evtl. sogar Richtung 20 ziehen bis Ende des Jahres. Alu Preis zieht auch wieder schön an.
früh eingestiegen.. Kauf zu 11,25...
Na ja..umso tiefer es geht... desto mehr wird nachgekauft...schließlich gabs ausgezeichnete Zahlen u. "strong buy" Empfehlungen....
Bis Jahresende min. 20,- Euro...
Na ja..umso tiefer es geht... desto mehr wird nachgekauft...schließlich gabs ausgezeichnete Zahlen u. "strong buy" Empfehlungen....
Bis Jahresende min. 20,- Euro...
Kauf zu 11,25
Ist doch super! heute ~ 5% plus.. ich hätte auch mal nachlegen sollen, aber egal.. kursziel $20 anfang nächstes jahr sollte möglich sein. 20 € halte ich für etwas zu optimistisch, bes. bei den märkten gerade...
ist meine "Mindesterwartung!"
Denke eher, daß es noch viel weiter nach oben gehen könnte....
Die Alu-Preise, das verstärkte Engagement in der Flugzeugindustrie, die ausgezeichnete Auftragslage u.v.a. zudem "strong buy"- Empfehlungen....
Selbst als zuletzt Top-Aktien i.d. Süden rauschten, hielt sich Alcoa super!
Werde mir am Montag nochmals tsd. Stk. nachlegen- bzw. vielleicht warte ich auf einen Rücksetzer?
Denke eher, daß es noch viel weiter nach oben gehen könnte....
Die Alu-Preise, das verstärkte Engagement in der Flugzeugindustrie, die ausgezeichnete Auftragslage u.v.a. zudem "strong buy"- Empfehlungen....
Selbst als zuletzt Top-Aktien i.d. Süden rauschten, hielt sich Alcoa super!
Werde mir am Montag nochmals tsd. Stk. nachlegen- bzw. vielleicht warte ich auf einen Rücksetzer?
Auch das Q4 weiterhin ( deutlich ) über den Erwartungen
http://www.ariva.de/news/...-vom-steigenden-Alupreis-5256187?secu=394
Die Skaleneffekte schlagen voll durch - da wird bei einer
Steigerung der Nachfrage von 7% in 2015 ein weiterer
schöner Hebel zu erwarten sein ;-)
( nur meine persönliche Meinung )
http://www.ariva.de/news/...-vom-steigenden-Alupreis-5256187?secu=394
Die Skaleneffekte schlagen voll durch - da wird bei einer
Steigerung der Nachfrage von 7% in 2015 ein weiterer
schöner Hebel zu erwarten sein ;-)
( nur meine persönliche Meinung )
hat die Feuerbrobe gut bestanden: Totgesagte leben länger.
FundamentalsLong
FundamentalsLong
scheint hier zuzutreffen!
Aber a la long gehts nur noch Richtung Norden.
Viel Freude allen Investierten!
Aber a la long gehts nur noch Richtung Norden.
Viel Freude allen Investierten!
Hier geht es nicht nur um die good news von gestern. Einige von uns Investoren nehmen halt Gewinne mit, nachdem die AA Aktie sich mehr als 70% in den letzten 2 Jahren gut entwickelt hat. Das ist legitim. Privat lasse ich persönlich meine Gewinne weiter laufen. Für meine beiden WikiDepots, weiterhin halten:
http://www.ariva.de/forum/...kat-GregValue-auf-Wikifolio-Index-508499
FundamentalsLong
http://www.ariva.de/forum/...kat-GregValue-auf-Wikifolio-Index-508499
FundamentalsLong
ich wundere mich immer wieder über die unsinnige Kommentare..z.B. wie... Alcoa erfreut die Anleger... obwohl die Kurse inzwischen schon kräfig runtergingen.
Oder die Erwartungen wurden übertroffen... Sie sehen das Kursziel bei usw.
Möchte mal wissen wo diese selbsternannten Analysten ihre Zahlen herbekommen.
Die sollten sich auf Kaffeesatz lesen beschränken, da liegt die Quote vielleicht
sogar besser.
Habe bei 12,40 mal nachgekauft...
Oder die Erwartungen wurden übertroffen... Sie sehen das Kursziel bei usw.
Möchte mal wissen wo diese selbsternannten Analysten ihre Zahlen herbekommen.
Die sollten sich auf Kaffeesatz lesen beschränken, da liegt die Quote vielleicht
sogar besser.
Habe bei 12,40 mal nachgekauft...
www.spiegel.de/auto/aktuell/...metall-knappheit-a-1009005.html
da von J.P. Morgan . Die Perspektive mit
( weiter ) fallenden Preisen würde sicher
den prognostizierten Nachfrageanstieg
von 7% in 2015 mehr als neutralisieren .
Bis zu den nächsten Zahlen bzw. anderen
Analysen , die dieses negative Szenario
widerlegen , dürfte hier nicht viel zu holen
sein .
( nur meine persönliche Meinung )
( weiter ) fallenden Preisen würde sicher
den prognostizierten Nachfrageanstieg
von 7% in 2015 mehr als neutralisieren .
Bis zu den nächsten Zahlen bzw. anderen
Analysen , die dieses negative Szenario
widerlegen , dürfte hier nicht viel zu holen
sein .
( nur meine persönliche Meinung )
Die Zahlen sind gut daher verstehe ich den Abschlag nicht. Ich denke das es die Tage wieder hoch geht...
verstehe die Börse wer will ...
Aber vielleicht sind das Nachkaufkurse ?
Aber vielleicht sind das Nachkaufkurse ?
Ich sehe das auch so ! Im Moment sind kaufkurse. Die Zahlen sind gut und trotzdem sind wir im minus. Aber egal wie man es auch macht, mann ist entweder zu spät oder zu früh. Ich denke wir werden hier bald wieder sehr hohe Kurse haben. Daher sage ich nur cool bleiben und Tee trinken. Immerhin gab es heute eine leichte Erholung. Mein Tipp für morgen + 2-3 Prozent. Bol Sans Sana..
Wird auch Zeit das es wieder hochzieht, schließlich waren die Zahlen ok und die Aussicht auch. Also dran bleiben !
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