Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) on Saturday announced the company’s Al Taweelah site sustained significant damage during the Iranian missile and drone attacks at Khalifa Economic Zone Abu Dhabi.
A statement on the company's website said a number of EGA employees were injured. None of the injuries are life threatening.
Abdulnasser Bin Kalban, Chief Executive Officer of EGA, said: “The safety and security of our people is our top priority at EGA at all times. We are deeply saddened and are assessing the damage to our facilities.”
Assessment of the damage is ongoing.
EGA’s Al Taweelah smelter produced 1.6 million tonnes of cast metal in 2025. EGA had substantial metal stock on the water when the conflict began, and stock on the ground in some overseas locations.

UAE will remain advocates of peace, not war: Gargash
Dubai Customs intel helps foil major drug-smuggling attempt
UAE sends three more aid convoys to Gaza under 'Operation Chivalrous Knight 3'
Dubai Health attracts 43,263 blood donors for ‘My Blood, for My Country’ campaign
UAE launches federal body for AI and data in push for 'government of future'
'Dubai Mallathon' enters second edition, transforming malls into fitness hubs
UAE denies media reports alleging transfer of funds to Iran
UAE, Mozambique Presidents explore stronger economic and energy ties
