MERRY CHRISTMAS / MERRY XMAS

Hello! We bid farewell to another year by evaluating everything that has happened to us, especially in this terrible time of pandemic that we have had to live through, and the truth is that you have exceeded our best expectations, especially when for reasons beyond our control the aluminum market has suffered so much.
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Transport workers call off pre-Christmas strike after reaching agreement with government

A month after the transport sector called a 'Christmas strike' for December 20, 21 and 22, and after several meetings between the employers and the Ministry of Transport, finally the strike has been called off and the trucks will roll next week. Sources close to the negotiation confirm to 20minutos that it has been reached a
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Home sales moderate their increase to 22.2%, but record their best October in 14 years

It totaled 46,242 operations The sale and purchase of homes continues its upward streak and increased by 22.2% last October in relation to the same month of 2020, up to 46,242 operations, which is the highest figure for this month since 2007. However, the rise is 13.4% lower than that recorded in September, according to the data for the month of October.
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Aluminum suffers its perfect storm

The energy crisis and strong demand have driven up the price of this key material for the world economy Beer cans, cell phones, windows, cars, airplanes and countless other things we use every day have one thing in common: aluminum. This material - lightweight, ductile, highly conductive, corrosion-resistant and fully recyclable - has a lot in common.
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