Albras earns GPTW certification for the second consecutive year and appears in national and regional rankings

Recognition reinforces the welcoming environment and people-centered policies at the country’s largest primary aluminum producer.

Albras, a joint venture between Hydro and NAAC – Nippon Amazon Aluminium Co. Ltd., has earned certification from the international consultancy GPTW (Great Place To Work) for the second consecutive year. The recognition highlights the best companies to work for in Brazil. In this edition, the company was featured in the national ranking, securing the 35th position among the 50 largest companies in the country, in addition to achieving 5th place in the North regional ranking.

The certification is granted based on a survey conducted with employees and evaluates several aspects of the organizational climate, such as trust in the company’s leadership, pride, innovation, and workplace environment.

As the largest producer of primary aluminum in Brazil, located in Barcarena, Pará, Albras once again stands out in areas such as employee benefits, leadership behavior, employee pride, and strong interpersonal relations.

“Earning the GPTW certification for the second consecutive year and appearing in both national and regional rankings is a great source of pride for all of us. This recognition reinforces our ongoing commitment to providing an increasingly better workplace for our employees. The results show that we are on the right path and motivate us to continue improving our policies to foster a welcoming, safe, and trustworthy environment,” says Luiz Roberto Silva Junior, CEO of Albras.

Albras has a long-standing tradition of conducting organizational climate surveys and has appeared for 17 years in national rankings published by the magazines Exame and Você S.A.

About Albras
Albras is the largest producer of primary aluminum in Brazil and has been supplying domestic and international markets since 1985. The company’s business strategy is grounded in sustainable practices for producing low-carbon aluminum, making it a sustainability benchmark in the industry. Hydro is the company’s main shareholder, holding 51% of the joint venture’s shares. The other shareholder is NAAC, Nippon Amazon Aluminium Co., Ltd., a Japanese consortium composed of a government agency, trading companies, consumers, and manufacturers of aluminum products.

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