Emirates Global Aluminium seeks to enhance all-round sustainability

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From Gulf Today: Emirates Global Aluminium, the largest industrial company in the UAE outside oil and gas, is among the first corporations in the region to open sustainable corporate bank accounts, which ensure cash balances are used to finance or refinance sustainability progress elsewhere in the economy.

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