Trimet Aluminium AG

TRIMET ALUMINIUM AG – a company with personal profile

TRIMET’s success story has primarily been written by its founder, Heinz-Peter Schlüter. As early as in 1985, three years after the foundation, the company was transferred into TRIMET Metallhandelsgesellschaft. In 1993, TRIMET took over Gelsenkirchener Recylingwerk für Aluminium. With the acquisition of the aluminium plant in Essen in 1994, TRIMET made its first move towards the industrial production of primary aluminium.  

Heinz-Peter Schlüter, Founder and Chairman of the Supervisory Board

Being a reliable partner, TRIMET has gained a good reputation throughout Europe.

After the turn of the millennium, two die-cast foundries were acquired, one in Harzgerode (Saxony-Anhalt) and one in Sömmerda (Thuringia). In 2001, the business unit Automotive with about 570 jobs was set up. Since then, the Harzgerode plant has had a recycling capacity of around 40,000 t.

The acquisition of Hamburger Aluminiumhütte in 2006 marks the beginning of the next future-oriented chapter. Closed down by the previous owners, the plant was re-opened in a ceremony in May 2007; since then, it has been operating at full capacity. 

Heinz-Peter Schlüter has always supported Germany as a modern, dynamic marketplace and has thus paved a solid and independent path to further growth and safeguarding the future for the benefit of customers and staff.

 

1985    
Foundation of TRIMET Metallhandelsgesellschaft mbH

1993    
Beginning of industrial production by forming Aluminium Recycling GmbH in Gelsenkirchen

1994    
Starting as primary aluminium producer with the takeover of the Alusuisse plant in Essen, foundation of ALUMINIUM Essen GmbH

2001    
Acquisition of the automotive plant Metallwerke Harzgerode GmbH

2001
Acquisition of the automotive plant MWS Metallwerk Sömmerda GmbH

2006
Acquisition and restart of the Hamburg smelter by TRIMET ALUMINIUM AG

2007
TRIMET ALUMINIUM AG Hamburg smelter running at full capacity


 
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