Alumina Institutionelles Eigentum

Was ist das Institutionelles Eigentum von Alumina?

Institutionelles Eigentum von Alumina Limited ist 41.04%

Was ist die Definition von Institutionelles Eigentum?

Institutionelles Eigentum ist der Betrag der verfügbaren Aktien eines Unternehmens, das sich im Besitz von Investmentfonds oder Pensionskassen, Versicherungsgesellschaften, Wertpapierfirmen, Stiftungen oder anderen großen Körperschaften befindet, die Fonds für Dritte verwalten.

Given the considerable sums of money that institutions invest, it is not surprising that they tend to be much more knowledgeable than the average investor when it comes to the companies and industries in which they have invested.

Institutional portfolio managers often meet personally with a company's top executives, and in many cases the research they conduct is further supported by equity analysts who evaluate prospective companies and industries in great depth before making specific investment recommendations.

Was macht Alumina?

Alumina Limited, through its 40% interest in Alcoa World Alumina and Chemicals, engages in bauxite mining, alumina refining, and aluminum smelting businesses. The company has a network of bauxite mines and alumina refineries in Australia, Guinea, Brazil, and Spain, and Saudi Arabia; and a 55% interest in the Portland aluminium smelter in Victoria, Australia. It is also involved in shipping operations. The company was formerly known as WMC Limited and changed its name to Alumina Limited in December 2002 as part of the demerger of the WMC Group. Alumina Limited was incorporated in 1970 and is headquartered in Southbank, Australia.

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