Constellium to Showcase Advanced Aluminum Solutions from Collaborative Research Project “CirConAl” at Cenex 2025
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Constellium (NYSE: CSTM) announced its participation at Cenex 2025, showcasing innovative aluminum solutions developed through the CirConAl project, a £10 million initiative backed by the UK Government. The company will present aluminum solutions with less than 2 metric tons of CO2 emissions per metric ton of aluminum.
Key exhibits include Battery Enclosures made from high-recycled-content aluminum and Crash Management Systems using over 90% post-consumer aluminum scrap. The CirConAl project focuses on developing low-carbon, cost-efficient aluminum extrusion alloys while maintaining high-performance standards for automakers.
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PARIS, Sept. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Constellium SE (NYSE: CSTM) is proud to announce its participation at Cenex 2025 (Booth C3-402), the UK’s leading event for low carbon and connected vehicle technologies, taking place in Millbrook on September 3-4.
At this year’s event, Constellium is presenting a range of innovative aluminum solutions developed through the collaborative research project CirConAl (Circular and Constant Aluminum), a
Visitors will discover a comprehensive display of aluminum solutions prototyped with less than two metric tons of embodied CO2 emissions per metric ton of aluminum, while maintaining the high-performance standards required by automakers, such as Battery Enclosures made from high-recycled-content aluminum, and Crash Management Systems prototyped from over
Attendees can also explore the components and their uses through interactive digital tools, offering an engaging look at the design, function, and impact of these automotive solutions.
“We are proud to present our latest innovations at Cenex 2025 and to contribute to the future of sustainable mobility,” said Martin Jarrett, Director of Technology and Innovation at Constellium’s Automotive Structures & Industry Business Unit. “The CirConAl project’s innovations are the result of outstanding collaboration and technical expertise, demonstrating the strength of our partnerships.”
CirConAl aims to develop low-carbon, cost-efficient aluminum extrusion alloys using post-consumer scrap, advancing sustainable automotive manufacturing. The project includes design and testing of components that meet automakers’ performance standards, while also developing advanced scrap sorting technologies to ensure high-quality scrap reuse. It builds on Constellium’s proven HSA6® high-strength alloy platform and leverages the rapid prototyping capabilities of the University Technology Center (UTC) at Brunel University London.
By transforming post-consumer aluminum scrap into high-performance components, Constellium helps shape a circular economy for aluminum and a cleaner future for mobility.
About Constellium
Constellium (NYSE: CSTM) is a global sector leader that develops innovative, value-added aluminum products for a broad scope of markets and applications, including aerospace, packaging and automotive. Constellium generated
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