Alcoa's future in Geelong under cloud

Geelong Advertiser Wednesday 8th February, 2012

The review is expected to be completed by June, when the company will decide on the future of the smelter and the jobs of 900 Geelong workers.Alcoa has blamed metal prices, input costs and the high Australian dollar for the aluminium smelter becoming unprofitable.

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