- Business
- Gränges AB (publ) is a global leader in aluminium rolling and recycling, specializing in advanced rolled aluminium products for heat exchanger applications, automotive structurals, specialty packaging, battery components, HVAC systems, and other niche markets including aluminium powders for additive manufacturing; core offerings encompass brazed heat exchanger materials such as the patented TRILLIUM flux-less brazing sheet and Gränges Endure sustainable solutions, battery foil and casings, high-performance Dispal alloys like S220 AM and S260 AM for low CTE and wear resistance, converter foil, and recyclable packaging solutions that enhance energy efficiency in vehicles, buildings, electrification, and climate control. Founded in 1896 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, the company operates production facilities and sales across the Americas, Asia, and Europe, with key sites in the United States (Huntingdon, Newport, Salisbury), China (Shanghai, Shandong), Poland (Konin), and Sweden (Finspång), supported by approximately 3,500 employees and an annual production capacity of 800 ktonnes. Gränges serves OEMs in transportation, building, and packaging sectors with customer-driven technical support, R&D, and sustainable aluminium solutions aligned to net-zero goals by 2040, including science-based targets validated by SBTi, Platinum EcoVadis rating, and AA MSCI ESG rating. Recent developments include the October 2024 completion of acquiring a casting and hot-rolling facility in China's Shandong province from Shandong Innovation Group to expand low-carbon aluminium supply and electrification capabilities like battery cooling plates, with the asset contributing to sales volumes from Q4 2024 and marginal EPS accretion in 2025; a November 2025 appointment of Anna Hedenberg as Investor Relations Director; strategic sustainability partnerships for recycled materials and renewable energy contracts; and strong Q1 2025 performance with 24% year-on-year sales volume growth to 151.6 ktonnes driven by market share gains in Asia, HVAC, and packaging amid automotive softness, alongside ongoing investments in Finspång efficiency and US recycling capacity.