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Ticker · HWM ISIN · US4432011082 LEI · 549300HO5WFZUT5N2T22 US Manufacturing
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Latest filing 2007-05-15 M&A Activity
Country US United States of America
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About Howmet Aerospace Inc.

https://www.howmet.com/

Howmet Aerospace Inc. is a global provider of advanced engineered solutions, primarily for the aerospace, defense, and commercial transportation industries. The company specializes in the design and manufacturing of products from lightweight, high-performance metals, including titanium, aluminum, and nickel superalloys. Its portfolio is centered on jet engine components, aerospace fastening systems, and structural parts. Key products include airfoils, rings, disks, and forgings for aero engines and industrial gas turbines, as well as forged aluminum wheels for commercial vehicles. Howmet is a significant producer of the structural and rotating components used in modern aero engines and a key innovator in high-performance metal alloys.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
425 Filing
M&A Activity Classification · 95% confidence The document is filed by Alcoa Inc. pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933, which is typically used for communications related to merger or acquisition offers. The text discusses Alcoa's commitments as part of its offer to acquire Alcan Inc., including investment plans and job creation. It references filings such as Form S-4 and Schedule TO, which are merger-related filings. The document is promotional and informative about the merger offer and related commitments, not a full merger proxy statement or tender offer filing itself. Given the Rule 425 filing context and the content focused on merger-related communications, the document fits best under the category for merger-related announcements. The closest specific category is "M&A Activity (TAR)" which covers announcements and documents related to merger proposals or takeover bids. The document is not a full merger filing (MA), but a Rule 425 communication supporting the merger process, so TAR is appropriate. The document length is under 5,000 characters, but it is substantive and not merely an announcement of a report publication, so RPA is not suitable.
2007-05-15 English
425 Filing
Merger & Acquisition Classification · 95% confidence The document is filed by Alcoa Inc. pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933, which is typically used for communications related to merger and acquisition offers. The text discusses Alcoa's commitments towards Montréal as part of its offer to acquire Alcan, including corporate structure, management, and operational plans post-merger. It references filings such as Form S-4 and Schedule TO, which are merger-related filings. The content is focused on merger-related commitments and disclosures rather than financial results, governance changes, or other report types. Given the use of Rule 425 and the merger context, this document fits the category of Merger & Acquisition (MA) filings rather than a full merger proxy statement or tender offer form. The document length is 4671 characters, which is consistent with a Rule 425 communication rather than a full report. Therefore, the appropriate classification is Merger & Acquisition (MA).
2007-05-15 English
SC TO-T/A Filing
M&A Activity Classification · 95% confidence The document is a Schedule TO filing, which is a Tender Offer Statement under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It relates to a tender offer by Alcoa Inc. and its subsidiary to purchase shares of Alcan Inc. The document includes details about the offer, filing fees, and exhibits related to advertisements. It is an amendment to a tender offer statement, which is a regulatory filing related to M&A activity but is specifically a tender offer statement. According to the filing definitions, filings related to merger proposals or takeover bids are classified under 'M&A Activity' (Code: TAR). The document is not a full merger proxy statement or tender offer form but an amendment to a tender offer statement, which fits best under the M&A Activity category rather than the broader Merger & Acquisition category. Therefore, the appropriate classification is TAR with high confidence.
2007-05-15 English
425 Filing
Investor Presentation Classification · 95% confidence The document is a detailed presentation from Alcoa at the CRU's 12th World Aluminium Conference in 2007. It includes forward-looking statements, company overview, sustainability goals, financial performance highlights, and strategic initiatives. It references filings related to a merger/acquisition (Alcoa's offer to purchase Alcan) and SEC filings (Form S-4, Schedule TO), but the document itself is a presentation focused on business strategy, market position, and sustainability rather than a formal regulatory filing or financial report. The content and format align with an Investor Presentation (IP) rather than an Annual Report, Earnings Release, or Merger & Acquisition filing. The length (15,000 characters) and detailed content support this classification.
2007-05-14 English
SC TO-T/A Filing
Merger & Acquisition Classification · 100% confidence The document is a Schedule TO filing, which is a Tender Offer Statement under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It is an amendment (No. 3) to a tender offer statement related to Alcoa Inc.'s offer to purchase shares of Alcan Inc. The document includes details about the tender offer, filing fees, and references to related filings such as Form S-4 and Rule 425 filings. The presence of terms like 'Tender Offer Statement', 'Schedule TO', and references to tender offer rules clearly indicate this is related to merger and acquisition activity. The document is not a financial report, earnings release, or regulatory announcement unrelated to M&A. Therefore, the correct classification is Merger & Acquisition (MA).
2007-05-14 English
425 Filing
Merger & Acquisition Classification · 95% confidence The document is filed pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933, which is a rule related to merger communications. It references a registration statement and discusses the strategic combination of Alcoa and Alcan, including synergies, regulatory approvals, and forward-looking statements about the acquisition. The content is a detailed presentation of the merger proposal and related strategic rationale, typical of a Rule 425 filing. This type of document is classified under Merger & Acquisition (MA) filings, which include merger communications such as Form 425. The document is lengthy and contains substantive information about the merger, not just an announcement or summary, so it is not a Report Publication Announcement or Regulatory Filing. Therefore, the correct classification is MA with high confidence.
2007-05-10 English

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