CAMI — Connected Aluminum Market Intelligence

Where scrap, trade, and mill data tell one story, not six.

Most market intelligence providers hand you a dashboard full of numbers and leave you to figure out how they connect. CAMI is built on a different premise: scrap spreads, mill capabilities, product mix, and customer demand were never separate data streams — they’re one system, and the value is in seeing how a shift in one moves the other three.

CAMI is built by an industry veteran who has run mill operations, bought scrap, built new OEM accounts, and shaped how the industry’s own pricing benchmarks work — not by an analyst reading the market from the outside.

CAMIView is the analytical layer that connects the intelligence generated across ScrapIQ, MillMap, DemandMap and TradeLens into actionable commercial insight. Rather than reporting individual market developments in isolation, CAMIView synthesizes changes in supply, demand, recycling, trade policy and competitive dynamics to explain what is happening, why it matters and how it may influence strategic decision-making. Through market commentary, earnings analysis, thematic research, executive briefings and industry outlooks, CAMIView helps users understand the broader implications of market events and identify emerging opportunities and risks across the global aluminum value chain.

Seven modules, one connected view:

  • Scrap IQ — Scrap market intelligence across major grades, tracking UBC/MWTP spread dynamics and regional tightness

  • MillMap — North American rolling mill and slab/billet capacity database

  • DemandMap – bottom up build up of NA flat rolled products demand by major market sector along with key drivers and expected growth rates. Data will cover historical (2015-2025) and forward projections 2026-2030.

  • TradeLens — Trade flow and policy tracking, including Section 232 impacts on sourcing and supply

  • Company Profiles — A living repository on key North American aluminum rolling companies: earnings call transcripts and investor presentations, concise summaries, and independent interpretation and critique of what management is actually saying versus what the market is pricing in

  • R&D Database — Technical reference for alloy development, conversion feasibility, and process qualification, including the Alloy Library (alloy series and grade-conversion reference for sourcing and feasibility decisions)

  • CAMIView — Where it all comes together: insights and case studies showing how a signal in Scrap IQ, a capacity shift in MillMap, a policy move in TradeLens, and a comment on a Company Profiles earnings call connect into a single market read

Coming soon. CAMI is in active development, with select preview access available to qualified organizations. If you’d like early access to sample data and a walkthrough of what’s coming, get in touch.