Norural Grundartangi ehf, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Century Aluminum (CENX) Company, announced that it was forced to temporarily stop production on one of its two potlines due to an electrical equipment failure at the Grundartangi, Iceland aluminum smelter. No injuries have occurred. As a result, production at the smelter has been temporarily reduced by approximately two-thirds. Grundartangi’s other potline remains unaffected and in full production. An impact assessment and a timeline for obtaining replacement equipment and restoring full production is underway. The company will provide an update on its quarterly earnings conference call on November 6. Century expects that losses arising from these events will be covered under its property and business interruption insurance policies. Century is working with affected customers and suppliers to minimize the impact to their respective businesses.
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