Join ASI
ASI is a multi-stakeholder organisation with a diverse global membership. We welcome all companies and stakeholders in the aluminium supply chain to join our membership and help drive sustainability through a comprehensive certification program and broader capacity building.
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Why Join ASI?
By joining ASI, you demonstrate leadership on key sustainability issues within the aluminium supply chain. You also become part of the global effort to drive positive change through collective action.
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Depending on your goals, member benefits can include:
- Improve your performance and scale up progress on key environmental, social and governance issues
- Identify and manage current and emerging supply chain risks
- Align practices with relevant regulatory, customer or stakeholder requirements
- Make credible claims which are backed by an independent assurance mechanism
- Access ASI’s learning program, educationAl, and expertise for implementation support
- Strengthen internal capacity as part of continual improvement efforts
- Free or discounted member registration for ASI events
- Member newsletter subscription
- Participate in multi-stakeholder dialogues on responsible production and sourcing
- Network with a community that is passionate about addressing sustainability issues
- Participate in ASI governance, including Working Groups (All members), Committees and/or the ASI Board (Full members)
- Access ASI’s member logo, member listing and an exclusive profile page on ASI’s website
Your membership supports ASI’s broader objectives to:
- Enhance transparency and due diligence in supply chains
- Identify and better manage current and emerging supply chain risks
- Share best practices and improvement opportunities across sectors
- Contribute to collaborations, partnerships and harmonisation efforts
- Create more impact on environmental and social issues by working collectively
How to join
Annual Membership Fees
A key principle of ASI is to be inclusive, encouraging organisations of all types and sizes to contribute to the overall vision of maximising aluminium’s contribution to a sustainable society. Membership fees are set by the ASI Board and reviewed annually. Current fee rates are tabled in the classifications below.
ASI Membership Fees until 31 December 2025
For organisations that are commercially active in the aluminium supply chain, ASI annual membership fees are determined by annual turnover/revenue for the financial year immediately preceding the date of the application or membership renewal date:
| Membership Class | Very Large More than US$10 billion |
Large Between US$1 billion and US$10 billion |
Medium Between US$100 million and US$1 billion |
Small Between US$10 million and US$100 million |
Micro Less than US$10 million |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production and Transformation | US$37,800 | US$34,125 | US$13,650 | US$1,575 | US$420 |
| Industrial Users | |||||
| Downstream Supporters |
For Associations, ASI annual membership fees are determined by the size of the organisation in terms of number of full-time equivalent employees:
| Membership Class | Large More than 1000 FTE staff |
Medium Between 100 – 1000 FTE staff |
Small Between 10 – 100 FTE staff |
Micro Less than 10 FTE staff |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Associations | US$5,988 | US$1,198 | US$599 | US$120 |
For General Supporters, ASI annual membership fees are determined by the annual turnover/revenue:
| Membership Class | Large More than US$1 billion |
Medium Between US$100 million and US$1 billion |
Small Between US$10 million and US$100 million |
Micro Less than US$10 million |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Supporter |
US$5,988 | US$1,198 | US$599 | US$120 |
ASI Membership Fees from 1 January 2026
For organisations that are commercially active in the aluminium supply chain, ASI annual membership fees are determined by annual turnover/revenue for the financial year immediately preceding the date of the application or membership renewal date:
| Membership Class | Very Large More than US$10 billion |
Large Between US$1 billion and US$10 billion |
Medium Between US$100 million and US$1 billion |
Small Between US$10 million and US$100 million |
Micro Less than US$10 million |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production and Transformation | US$39,690 | US$35,831 | US$14,674 | US$2,000 | US$1,000 |
| Industrial Users | |||||
| Downstream Supporters |
For Associations, ASI annual membership fees are determined by the size of the organisation in terms of number of full-time equivalent employees:
| Membership Class | Large More than 1000 FTE staff |
Medium Between 100 – 1000 FTE staff |
Small Between 10 – 100 FTE staff |
Micro Less than 10 FTE staff |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Associations | US$6,287 | US$1,258 | US$750 | US$150 |
For General Supporters, ASI annual membership fees are determined by the annual turnover/revenue:
| Membership Class | Large More than US$1 billion |
Medium Between US$100 million and US$1 billion |
Small Between US$10 million and US$100 million |
Micro Less than US$10 million |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Supporter |
US$6,287 | US$1,258 | US$750 | US$150 |
Certification commitment
‘Production and Transformation’ and ‘Industrial Users’ members commit to achieve certification against the ASI Performance Standard for at least one facility or product line within 2 years of joining ASI.
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