Marghanita Johnson
Marghanita Johnson is the chief executive of the Australian Aluminium Association, where she advocates for the interests of the aluminium sector in Australia. She has been involved in industry discussions and policy development, focusing on the economic and environmental impact of aluminium production. Recently, Johnson provided a statement clarifying the ownership structure of Australia’s aluminium smelters in response to claims about Chinese control over the industry.
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Marghanita Johnson, chief executive of the Australian Aluminium Council, represents Tomago and the Portland smelter in Victoria.
Mount Isa copper smelter to be rescued by Albanese government
Australia· 2025-10-08
Johnson expressed concerns about the impact of the revised aluminium specific tariff on Australia's trade.
Australia spared tariff letter as Ley says Albanese should secure special dealAustralia· 2025-06-04
Marghanita Johnson, the chief executive of the Australian Aluminium Council, said a key concern was the potential for international trade flows to be distorted.
Australia’s trade minister says Trump plan to double steel and aluminium tariffs to 50% ‘not the act of a friend’ | Australian foreign policy
United Kingdom· 2025-05-31
The majority owners of Australia’s four aluminium smelters are Rio Tinto and Alcoa, said the association’s chief executive, Marghanita Johnson, in a brief statement.
Trump tariff warrior says Australia’s China-owned companies are ‘flooding’ the US. It’s not trueAustralia· 2025-02-12