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Steel, Mining & Caterpillar reporter at @business. RTs not endorsements. Opinions my own. And, yes, my name rhymes.
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Tariff discount offered to aluminum firms that build in U.S.

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By Joseph Deaux Verified, Yvonne Yue Li
| Transport Topics Verified
Government Business Rate would go from 50% to about 25% July 21, 2026 12:44 PM, EDT A crane moves an aluminum coil across the floor of an aluminum manufacturing facility. (Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg) Key Takeaways: The Trump administration's program would cut aluminum import tariffs to about 25% from 50% for approved companies investing in U.S. plants. The move addresses a U.S. aluminum shortfall as domestic output lags demand and manufacturers face elevated costs from tariffs and market disruptions.
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US Offers to Halve Aluminum Duties for Firms Building in US (2)

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By Joseph Deaux Verified, Joe Deaux, Yvonne Yue Li
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The Trump administration announced an incentive program under which companies that build, expand or refurbish aluminum plants in the US would receive a tariff discount for the metal they ship in from abroad. The plan, announced Monday, would cut tariffs on imported aluminum to about 25% from 50% for companies that have fulfilled the new requirements and have been approved by the US.
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U.S. offers to halve aluminum duties for firms building in U.S.

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By Joseph Deaux Verified, Yvonne Li
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content The plan, announced on Monday, would cut tariffs on imported aluminum to about 25% from 50% Steel coils are seen in a yard at ArcelorMittal Dofasco's steel mill on June 9, 2025 in Hamilton, Canada. The Trump administration announced an incentive program under which companies that build, expand or refurbish aluminum plants in the U.S. would receive a tariff discount for the metal they ship into the country from abroad.
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