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Unity Aluminum
Unity Aluminum CEO Don Foster talks about the future of the company in the headquarters conference room in July.
AARON SNYDER | THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
ASHLAND Given a granted extension request for the state to keep its investment in Unity Aluminum â formerly Braidy Industries â is the proposed mill at EastPark a boom or a bust?
In a recent letter to Commonwealth Seed Capital LLC â the stateâs startup investment fund â acquired and first reported by WDRBâs Chris Otts in Louisville, Unity CEO Don Foster stated the company has met all its goals by the end of 2020 of having 51% of its employees working in Kentucky, 51% of its assets in Kentucky and maintaining its headquarters in Ashland â all the goals, with the exception of $1 billion in investments for building the mill.
BOSTON NanoAL, a subsidiary of Unity Aluminum, announced Monday a commercial license agreement with Mitsubishi to supply aluminum alloy powders in Asia.
The signed commercial agreement means NanoAL is expected to provide its Addalloy family of aluminum alloys to to the company â the various versions of the alloy have applications in motor sports, semi-conductors, aerospace and satellites.
In addition to the commercial agreement, a letter of intent was also signed for possible partnerships in aluminum casting and rolled sheets for automotive and other industrial capacities.
Takehito Nagashima, Mitsubishi general manager of new business development, said the alloys are âessential materials for the next generation to achieve decarbonization, electrification and a circular economy.â
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Tyler Perry holds a green candle during a vigil for Rob Perry in Olive Hill, Ky Saturday, August 15, 2020. Rob Perry was the second person to pass away from COVID-19 in Carter County. Photo by Julianna Leach / The Daily Independent
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Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Protesters Austin Johnson and Alexia Sharp are photographed by Sean Jaycox before the start of Sunday s March for Justice in Ashland.
Braidy Industries CEO Don Foster talks about the future of the company in the headquarters conference room on Thursday.
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Poll workers, from left, Pam Mounts, Ramona Barber, Beth Barber and Debbie Short, check voters in at the Old Raceland Gym at Raceland High School in Raceland, Ky., on Tuesday, November 3, 2020.
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