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Sandvik is a world leader in electrical mining equipment, but it doesn’t stop there. The company also creates the batteries used in its machines.

When Sandvik set out to renovate its headquarters at World Trade Center in Stockholm, Sweden, designing for sustainability and collaboration were top priorities. The result? A future-ready office that lowers carbon emissions, supports circular construction, and enhances employee well-being and engagement.

The shift to more sustainable mining and the demand for minerals required for the electrification of society are key drivers for Sandvik across Asia.

Sandvik has joined forces with Microsoft and other companies to alleviate the challenging process of greenhouse gas emission data reporting. It’s a project that could revolutionize sustainability reporting.

Richard Harris is President of Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions, a business area focused on the crushing and screening of rocks. Eco-efficient rock processing contributes to the electrification of society and it can significantly reduce the mining industry’s carbon footprint.

CGTech, acquired by Sandvik in 2020, is one of a number of software company acquisitions that are helping customers reap multiple benefits through digital technology.

By refurbishing large mining equipment Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions is reducing costs, along with metal waste and carbon dioxide emissions.

Sandvik Coromant aims for net-zero by 2035, driven by Patrik Eurenius, Head of Sustainability and EHS. The key strategy involves using data to improve efficiency and sustainability in manufacturing. Initiatives like the Sustainability Analyzer and traceability programs exemplify how data aids in reducing emissions, enhancing circularity, and supporting investment decisions.

Circularity is a wide concept covering design, product life extension, and resource recovery. Sandvik contributes to a circular society – and helps its customers contribute too.