Workers Feel the Heat at Russian Aluminium Plant
An employee works near a mixer of fused aluminium at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
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Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
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An employee operates a vehicle near a mixer of fused aluminium at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
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Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
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Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
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An employee casts aluminium ingots at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
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Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
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Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
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Aluminium ingots are stored at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Ilya Naymushin / Reuters
An employee stores aluminium ingots at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Ilya Naymushin / Reuters
An employee operates an auto-loader to store aluminium ingots at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
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An interior view shows the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Ilya Naymushin / Reuters
An employee operates a loader to transport an aluminium ingot weighing 15 tons (33,070 pounds) at the foundry shop of the Rusal Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk July 8, 2014.
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Russian aluminium giant Rusal has approval for a $3.6 billion debt restructuring deal from another of its creditors German financial services provider Portigon AG, two sources familiar with decision said.
The move brings Rusal, the world's largest aluminium producer, a step closer to reaching a deal that will revise the terms of its syndicated debt, giving the company time to turn itself around after a slump in aluminium prices.
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Ukraine Refugees Find Safe Haven Outside Moscow
Ilya Naymushin / Reuters