en.Wedoany.com Reported - Novelis Inc.'s hot rolling mill at its Oswego, New York facility has resumed operations after production was interrupted by fires in September and November of last year. The Atlanta-based sustainable aluminum solutions provider reported in May that restoration and commissioning activities in the hot rolling area were increasing, with service expected to resume within the following weeks.

The plant produces over 1 billion pounds of aluminum sheet annually, primarily supplying the automotive, beverage can, and building and construction markets. During the shutdown, Novelis mobilized its global network of hot rolling mills and finishing operations to support customers, with cross-regional teams coordinating supply continuity with clients and industry partners.

Steve Fisher, President and CEO of Novelis, stated that restarting the Oswego hot rolling mill is a significant step forward for both operations and customers, and thanked customers, employees, suppliers, and industry peers for their efforts in supporting supply continuity during the recovery process.

With the hot rolling mill now operational, Novelis is ramping up supply volumes and strengthening operations through the implementation of standardized operating systems, aiming to deliver reliable and high-quality products to global customers. The company also expressed gratitude to the Oswego community for its support during the recovery process.

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