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A “Made In Quebec” Initiative Major aluminium producers started to consider the idea of a facility in Sept-Îles as early as the 1970s. With the creation in 1985 of a new deep-water terminal at Pointe-Noire, the idea soon took shape. In 1987, at the initiative of Quebec’s Société générale de financement (SGF), an international consortium was created with a vision to build an aluminium smelter somewhere in Quebec. Thanks to its deep-water port, qualified manpower and proximity to major power grids, Sept-Îles was the obvious choice! The setting up of Aluminerie Alouette in Sept-Iles was officially announced on September 1st, 1989. ALUMINERIE ALOUETTE produced its first tonne of “grey gold” in June 1992. Our company’s growth is currently visible with th…