Dear customer,
We remain committed to providing the best possible service and delivering high-quality cast and machined components. At the same time, we greatly value our long-standing and sustainable partnership with you.
In recent months, the purchase price of aluminum alloys has risen significantly due to the geopolitical situation and the uncertainty affecting supply chains around the Strait of Hormuz.
Consequently, we are required to adjust the raw material price by DKK 8.50/kg for all cast parts produced in Denmark and Europe. There have been no corresponding price increases for goods produced in China; therefore, prices for cast parts from there will remain unchanged.
Raw material prices will be adjusted effective August 1, 2026, for production in Denmark/Europe. Prices for China remain unchanged. Since the last adjustment on January 1, 2024, aluminum prices have risen by DKK 8.50/kg.
The applicable raw material prices will therefore be:
- Secondary aluminum alloys (4261, 4253, etc.): DKK 31.50/kg
- Primary aluminum alloys (EN AB 43500, EN AB 44000, etc.): DKK 34.50/kg
Raw material prices will continue to be adjusted on a quarterly basis if the market price changes by more than ±5% during the period.
Energy price unchanged: The energy price remains unchanged since the last adjustment on 1 January 2024. Production consumption remains 5 kWh per kg, and the calculated energy price therefore continues to be: 1.50 DKK/kWh × 5 kWh/kg = 7.50 DKK/kg.
The energy price is adjusted quarterly if the electricity price changes by more than ±10% during the period.
Combined raw material and energy price:
The combined raw material and energy price as of 1 August 2026 will thus be:
- Secondary aluminium alloys: 31.50 DKK/kg + 7.50 DKK/kg = 39.00 DKK/kg
- Primary aluminium alloys: 34.50 DKK/kg + 7.50 DKK/kg = 42.00 DKK/kg
If you have any questions regarding the price adjustment or would like a review of how it affects your products, you are, of course, welcome to contact us.
We thank you for your understanding and look forward to our continued cooperation.
Best regards
Kim Brincker
Farum, July 2026
