In development · targeting first cast 2026–27 — now engaging founding customers & partners
NOW IN DEVELOPMENT · I-65 CORRIDOR, KENTUCKY

Extrusion billet,
cast close to
the press.

A new aluminum casthouse being built to supply homogenized 6063 and 6005A billet — in 7″, 8″ and 9″ logs — to extruders across the Southeast and Midwest.

Engaging founding customers now — early partners get priority allocation at start-up.

6063 · 6005A
Alloys
7″ · 8″ · 9″
Log diameters
<1 day
Target regional freight
2026–27
Targeted first cast

Why we're building this

The U.S. is short on domestic billet. Presses feel it first.

Extruders across the country report the same problem: billet availability, not demand, is what limits their run rates. Imports are long and far from the press. KP Casting is being built to close that gap regionally — a domestic source of extrusion billet in the I-65 corridor, within a day's truck of one of the densest extrusion clusters in North America.

What sets us apart

Local supply, built to be dependable.

  • Same- and next-day regional freight — shorter lead times, less safety stock
  • Recycled-content billet with a lower carbon footprint than primary routes
  • The alloys and diameters the regional industry actually runs
  • Tolling and merchant supply — your choice of model

Product

Homogenized extrusion billet — to your spec.

The planned product range, cast to your registered chemistry and certified per heat.

6063Planned

Architectural alloy

The workhorse of North American extrusion — windows, curtain wall, railing, fencing, LED housings.

7″8″9″Homogenized
6005APlanned

Structural alloy

Near-6061 strength with better extrudability — for solar racking, trailers, scaffolding and transit profiles.

7″8″9″Homogenized
9″ ØPlanned

Large-diameter logs

For the bigger presses — a segment few regional suppliers can serve. Available for committed volumes.

Large-ØTolling or merchant

Cast to your window. Billet is produced to your registered composition limits, with chemistry certification issued per heat and lot.

How buying works

Two ways to source from us.

Close the loop on your own scrap, or simply buy finished billet — whichever fits your operation.

Option 1 · Tolling

Run your own scrap.

You keep ownership of the metal. Send us your segregated extrusion scrap; we return it as press-ready homogenized logs for a per-pound conversion fee — a closed loop on your own units, with no metal-price exposure on those pounds.

Best for: extruders generating steady process scrap who want to capture its full value.

Option 2 · Merchant supply

Buy finished billet.

We supply certified, homogenized logs outright — priced on the standard published U.S. formula (LME + Midwest premium + billet upcharge), so every invoice is transparent and easy to verify against the market.

Best for: extruders who want a reliable regional source without managing scrap logistics.

Why KP Casting

A dependable regional partner.

What a new source of billet should offer — and what we're building toward.

Sited where the presses are

The I-65 corridor puts us within a day's truck of a dense cluster of extrusion plants — the same logic behind the industry's newest casthouse investments. Freight is a cost and a risk; we remove most of both.

Quality you can qualify

Before any production commitment, we cast trial billet to your chemistry and you prove it on your own line. Production follows only once your press says yes.

Flexible commercial model

Tolling or merchant supply, indexed and transparent pricing, and committed volumes that reserve your capacity. Built to fit how you already run metal.

Where we are

The road to first cast.

KP Casting is in active development. Engaging early means priority allocation and a billet program shaped around your presses.

NOW

Founding customers

Talking with regional extruders about volumes, alloys, diameters and supply terms.

NOW

Site & financing

Securing the I-65 site.

THEN

Build & commission

Plant construction, commissioning and qualification runs.

2026–27

First cast & ramp

Certified production with priority allocation to founding customers.

Talk to our team

Tell us what your presses need.

Alloys, diameters, monthly volumes, current sourcing pain — a short call is enough to see whether we fit. Prefer to review on paper first? Ask for the supply overview and we'll send it under NDA.

Email
sales@kpcasting.com
Location
I-65 Corridor, Kentucky
Supply
Tolling & merchant billet