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About the company

Viohalco SA is a Belgium-based company primarily engaged in the integrated mining. The Company’s activities are divided into six segments: Aluminum, which offers aluminum products, such as coils, strips, sheets and foil for numerous applications, coils for lithographic printing, as well as architectural and industrial aluminum profiles; Copper, which manufactures copper and copper alloy products; Cables, which produces power, telecommunication and submarine cables, as well as enameled wires and compounds; Steel, which provides long, flat and downstream steel products; Steel pipes, which is active in the production of steel pipes, as well as Real estate and other, which includes development and management of commercial and industrial properties, research and development services and recycling of secondary raw materials, among others. The Company operates through a number of subsidiaries in Europe, North America and Africa.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)6.19bn
  • Net income in EUR80.59m
  • Incorporated2013
  • Employees10.96k
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