Aluminij Industries signs 20-year LNG-linked gas deal to bolster industrial energy security in Bosnia

Industrial energy reliability is becoming a more central investment question in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Aluminij Industries is taking a concrete step to address it. The company, part of the MT Abraham Group, has signed a long-term supply agreement intended to strengthen the stability of natural gas availability for its industrial operations.

Long-term volumes from Aktor LNG USA

The contract was concluded with Aktor LNG USA and calls for annual deliveries of around 0.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas beginning in 2030. The arrangement is structured as a 20-year deal, with a total estimated value of approximately €3 billion.

Energy stability for aluminium production in Mostar

For investors and market watchers, the significance lies in how the agreement ties fuel supply to operational continuity. Aluminij’s aluminium production in Mostar is expected to benefit directly from improved energy stability under the long-term framework.

Beyond the supply contract itself, the broader plan includes building a gas-fired power plant within the factory complex. That additional capacity is designed to further secure reliable energy supply for industrial use.

A transitional-fuel strategy for modernization

The LNG-linked gas deal forms part of a wider strategy focused on enhancing energy security and modernizing industrial infrastructure. Natural gas is positioned as a transitional fuel—aimed at supporting production needs while improving resilience through longer-duration contracting and on-site generation.