Worked exampleAluminiumBilletRefined

Aluminium billet

6xxx series (6063, 6061, 6005A)

Extrusion billet is priced as 'LME Aluminium + alloy premium'. The catalog separates the hedgeable LME-Al component from the cash-settled premium, so extruders hedge tonnage cleanly and track premium margin separately.

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Conversion recipe

1:1 weight
Hedge methodDirect MT hedge
FormulaHedgeable MT = Qty × UOM factor
Commercial UOMMT
Rounding ruledown

Sources

LME Special Contract Rules · Aluminium Association · European Aluminium EN 573

Industry-standard ranges shown. Actual contract terms vary per shipment; override at position entry.

Worked example

Typical shipment

Commercial qty

50 MT

As invoiced

Contained metal

50.00 MT

Aluminium inside the goods

Hedgeable metal

50.00 MT

Flows to hedge desk → LME Aluminium

50 MT = 50.00 MT contained Refined metal is 100% base metal → 50.00 MT Aluminium hedgeable

50 MT of 6063 extrusion billet × 100% = 50 MT Al hedgeable → hedge on LME Aluminium. Alloy premium settles separately as a cash premium.

Typical specifications

What you're actually trading

Reference specifications for contracts, counterparty conversations, and supply-chain planning. Not a substitute for the shipment's lab certificate or commercial contract.

Typical alloys
6063-T5, 6061-T6, 6005A
Diameter
152–305 mm
Length
Up to 7 m continuous
Use case
Extrusion press feedstock
Al content (base)
≥99.0% pre-alloying
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