Premarket Movers | Aluminum Companies Jump as Aluminum Prices Rise; Space Stocks Also Climb

TigerMar 30, 2026 8:06 AM

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Aluminum companies jumped 7% in premarket trading on Monday as aluminum rose after top producer Emirates Global Aluminium said in a Saturday statement that its Al Taweelah site sustained "significant damage" from Iranian missile and drone attacks at the Khalifa Economic Zone in the UAE. Aluminum prices rose 5% on the London Metal Exchange.

Century Aluminum rose 11%; Alcoa rose 8%.

Space stocks jumped in premarket trading. Momentus rose 13%; Intuitive Machines and Sidus Space rose 3%; KULR Technology, AST SpaceMobile, and BlackSky Technology rose 2%; Destiny Tech100 Inc rose 1%.

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