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The latest Studio Sandvik episode highlights the first quarter 2026 report, with reflections from President and CEO Stefan Widing, alongside key business and technology developments across the company.

In response to concerns over a future skills shortage, Sandvik Coromant and a Canadian technology institute formed a partnership based on the need to educate and train future generations of machinists – a collaboration that has stood the test of time.

Strong teams are built by making talent visible, creating trust and helping more women see engineering as a place where they can grow.

The production unit in Seremban, Malaysia, is strengthening the global load and haul footprint for Sandvik and bringing manufacturing closer to customers across Asia Pacific and beyond.

Attracting young people to engineering starts with making the profession visible, tangible and welcoming. Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day has become a yearly tradition at Sandvik Coromant.

With its multiple languages, cultures and traditions, Africa represents a complex business challenge, where adaptability is a key characteristic. Tarynn Yatras combines professional expertise with a strong personal approach – qualities that are essential to succeed in this ever-changing market.

The latest Studio Sandvik episode highlights the newly published 2025 Annual Report and introduces several important technology developments across the company.

Sandvik Mining President Mats Eriksson reflects on leadership lessons from a long international career — and why listening, rather than rushing to answer, often leads to better decisions.

Since its launch in 2013, Sandvik has leveraged its Global Graduate Program to attract, develop, and retain high-potential talent worldwide. Today it serves as a strategic platform for building future leaders and experts with a global mindset.

Whether heading up a mountain or leading a team on a marketing task, Abhijeet Choure focuses on a mindset of perseverance, preparation and teamwork.

This episode dives into the Q4 and full-year 2025 report with CEO Stefan Widing, the launch of the fully electric mobile crushing plant in South Africa, and major equipment orders in Australia and Canada.

Africa is as complex as it is full of opportunity. In the latest episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast we talk to Tarynn Yatras, Vice President Sales Area Africa for the Rock Processing business area at Sandvik. She talks about leadership, growth and what it really takes to do business across one of the world’s most diverse continents.

As a hiker and surfer, Krystle Sampani-Morales is no stranger to remote locations but her job at Sandvik has taken her to some fascinating places she never expected to see.

Sandvik hosted its first ever Promptathon in December, with the goal of helping employees master the art of asking better questions.

When engineer Courtney Doyle accepted an internship at Sandvik, she thought she was simply trying something new.

The latest episode of Studio Sandvik features this year’s Innovation Prize winners, the launch of the DataDrive’31 digitalization program, and an update on Intelligent Manufacturing’s new reseller strategy.

Mining is essential for the green transition and the electrification of the world. In its latest campaign, Sandvik demonstrates what an electric car would look like without the resources accessed through mining.

Demand for critical minerals is soaring, but enrollment in mining studies is declining and young people are hesitant to join the sector. How can the industry attract talent and shift perceptions?

The transition to clean energy is essential to fight global warming — and it hinges on metals and minerals. Mining, therefore, is indispensable. “Net zero will not happen without mining,” says scientist Benjamin Wilson.

The skyrocketing demand for electrification metals requires intelligent mining. Sandvik delivers technologies that help the world reach net zero.

Advanced digital mine planning tools from Sandvik allow mining companies to maximize the recovery of metals and minerals in a sustainable way.

The latest episode of Studio Sandvik covers key company updates, including key updates on the Q3 interim report.

In this conversation, we explore common cybersecurity challenges and industry trends in software engineering, and highlight how companies like Sandvik are continuously working to strengthen their approach. The discussion takes a broad, forward-looking perspective, focusing on industry insights rather than technical details.

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology or tools. It begins with people. In this episode of Meet Sandvik podcast, Dennis van de Wege, Product Area Architect Security Operations at Sandvik, explains why awareness and culture are the strongest lines of defence.

Sandvik runs one of the world’s most sustainable tungsten mines. The mine, in addition to strategic supply alliances, helps maintain a steady supply of material regardless of shifts and volatility in the market.

Filip Ivarsson, Sustainability Officer at Sandvik, explains why digitalization is not just a driver of efficiency but the backbone of sustainable transformation.

A Sandvik India innovation hub will contribute to accelerated innovation within digital manufacturing as well as growing the business in one of the world’s biggest economies.

President and CEO Stefan Widing reflects on the Sandvik performance in the second quarter, sharing insights on market development, business resilience and the strategic restructuring within Business Area Machining.

Göranssonska technical high school in Sandviken, Sweden, shows how industry and education create lasting value for society and business.

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.

Record air travel drives aerospace recovery, propelling industry-wide decarbonization initiatives.

New materials and digital manufacturing enable lighter, safer, more fuel-efficient aircraft, with Sandvik as a key contributor.

One year ago, Sandvik began rolling out its global parental leave program, offering 14 weeks of leave with 90 percent of base pay to all employees. The benefit has become a success and is now implemented in 54 countries.

Sandvik has presented an updated Group strategy – Advancing to 2030. The strategy is centered around five strategic objectives, focusing on growth, innovation, digitalization, profitability, and high-performing teams, with sustainability embedded in all operations.

Whether at Sandvik, in sports, or at home with family and friends, it’s in Angelica Lorsell’s nature to care for others and be herself.

In the quiet village of Lottum, Netherlands, the Sandvik brand Seco is leading the way in autonomous manufacturing.

If you want to break barriers and thrive in a satisfying career, engineering offers plenty of opportunities. Sonali Mulay has discovered this at Sandvik.

In this episode, we unveil our future business structure – four areas from 2026 – and highlight the largest-ever battery-electric mining order to Sandvik, worth SEK 750 million.

At Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions in South Africa, building future-ready talent isn’t just a vision, it’s a reality taking shape every day under the guidance of Human Resource Development Manager Vusi Mnguni. From mechatronics to data-driven decision-making, Mnguni is leading the charge in equipping Sandvik employees with the skills they need for today, tomorrow, and beyond.

In the latest Meet Sandvik podcast, Jussi Puura, Manager of AI and Disruptive Technologies at Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions, offers an inside look at how breakthrough tech is reshaping the mining industry: from concept machines like the AutoMine® Concept Underground Drill to a market-ready battery-electric fleet.

The 5th generation of mobile networks, 5G is the evolution of the 4G networks of today.

Sandvik has more than 8,000 active patents globally. Behind the patent process is a highly collaborative multicultural team.

A totally re-engineered parting and grooving system that has revolutionized the tool industry, Corocut® 2, was awarded this year’s Wilhelm Haglund Medal to the Product Developer of the Year”. The “Sandvik Sustainability Award in Memory of Sigrid Göransson” went to a joint initiative from Vericut and Seco that boosts sustainability in machining.

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.

Simone Tomaz is responsible for the parts, services and consumables business often called aftermarket, for the Crushing and Screening Divisions in Oceania.

In episode 10, we explore how Sandvik continues to grow through strategic acquisitions, global orders, and digital innovation.

Engineers Without Borders Sweden (EWB Sweden) recently teamed up with Sandvik employees and other volunteers to host a virtual Missing Maps Mapathon, making vital contributions to life-saving humanitarian efforts.

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 provides Japanese industries with the tools and software required for digital manufacturing.

Sandvik entered the Indian market more than 60 years ago. Today, India is the company’s ninth biggest market.

Sandvik is well positioned across Asia and has a large turnover in several markets. At the top are China, Indonesia, India and Japan.

Asia accounts for 70 percent of global growth. How will Sandvik take a leading position in these important markets?

Maybe a job in finance appeals to you after a lengthy career in sales – or perhaps you want to try working in a different business area? Sandvik makes it possible by offering opportunities to learn, take on a new role, or even change career.

Stay ahead of industry trends with Studio Sandvik! In episode 9, we explore the push for sustainability from Sandvik through electrified rotary blasthole drills and a new wheeled jaw crusher for eco-efficient rock processing.

Aftermarket services are essential to keeping mining operations running smoothly. In the latest Meet Sandvik podcast, Simone Tomaz, Vice President of Aftermarket at Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions in Australia, shares insights on her career journey, the role of aftermarket services, and how Sandvik is driving innovation in the field.

Sandvik aims to be an engaged corporate citizen that contributes to the communities where it operates

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping component manufacturing, bringing significant productivity improvements and new ways of working. In the latest Meet Sandvik podcast, Magnus Malmström, Chief Technology Officer at Sandvik Manufacturing Solutions, discusses how AI is evolving within the industry and how Sandvik is leveraging its capabilities to drive efficiency and innovation.

William Smedberg, Portfolio Manager for AI and Automation at Sandvik, discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the mining, rock processing and manufacturing industries.

WearApp™ is a new AI tool for the mining and construction industry. It enables customers to make unprecedented maintenance decisions and significantly improve operational efficiency.

A project to optimize warehouse management with AI at a Sandvik distribution center has resulted in big improvements to operations and employee well-being.

Over 20 new projects were launched by Sandvik last year to develop AI in component manufacturing, mining and rock processing operations.

Sandvik is embracing the use of AI in the manufacturing industry. Its latest tool, the AI powered Manufacturing Copilot, simplifies the user experience.

The latest episode of Studio Sandvik highlights Q4 2024's performance and innovations.

Brazilian Rita Cardoso never envisioned herself working in the mining industry. Yet today, she is a Global Talent Attraction Expert at Sandvik in Stockholm—and she loves it.

he latest episode of Studio Sandvik is here, and it’s one you won’t want to miss. Hosted by Edvard Bergström from Sandvik Group and Christian Morandini from Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions, Episode 7 dives into some of the most exciting topics shaping our company today.

First Lego League is the world’s largest science competition for children and young adults.

Sandvik is creating a new China division to better reach new customer segments and expand its presence.

Sandvik has rolled out a new gender-neutral parental leave benefit that enables employees around the world to take 14 weeks of paid leave.

In a new episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast, Dr. Richard Petts, professor of sociology at Ball State University and an expert in parental leave policies, joins to discuss the new global parental leave benefit of Sandvik.

In this podcast episode, Nidhi Gokhale, Head of HR at Sandvik Manufacturing Solutions, highlights the new global parental leave benefit of Sandvik and how it supports employees across the globe.

Sandvik is combating the rising global threat to cybersecurity through various capabilities based on technology, processes and people.

As digitalization continues to transform industries, the importance of cybersecurity has never been greater. Elvira Cedergren and Carl-Christian Rörström are cybersecurity experts at Sandvik and in this podcast they share their insights on this hot topic.

In this episode, Monika Kullberg, a psychologist turned cybersecurity leader at Sandvik, shares her journey into the world of digital defence. She emphasizes the critical role of human factors in cybersecurity, noting that while technology is essential, people are often both the biggest vulnerability and the best defense.

Sandvik Coromant has developed the world's largest boring bar. It was developed specifically to meet the machining requirements of a Finnish engineering company.

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.

Authentic, ambitious and driven is how Vumbhoni Mathonsi describes herself. These are indispensable qualities for her legal role at Sandvik – and handy on an African safari too.

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.

The shift towards electric vehicles heralds massive changes for automakers and their suppliers. Fewer, but more complex, components and tools will be required.

His job is to set up a framework for internal control. A mission Arun Rathod accomplishes by successfully navigating the complex network that makes up the financial structure of Sandvik.

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.

The energy transition relies on materials and minerals that are frequently mined in open pits. Sandvik develops equipment for surface mining to help mine operators contribute to net zero along the entire value chain.

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.

With its new production unit in Malaysia for underground vehicles, Sandvik is increasing its capacity to help customers make the shift towards the sustainable mine of the future.

Electrified crushing and screening equipment, combined with digital solutions, saves energy and reduces the climate impact of rock processing.

Sandvik aims to spark young people’s interest in science and technology, contributing to a nationwide Swedish initiative to promote STEM subjects. The goal is to ensure a future with enough engineers and specialized expertise.

The electrification of society is a key element to combatting global warming and encompasses our daily lives in multifaceted ways.

In this episode, Vanessa Pain talks about her engagement in LGBTQIA+ rights and why a diverse workplace is good for business. She also shares some hands-on tips to how we can all contribute to a more inclusive work environment.

Software and digital solutions will account for an increasing share of Sandvik's revenues in the future. The online event DISCO Days aims to boost digital knowledge and expertise, and you are invited to the party.

A partnership with Ambra Solutions brings additional connectivity and capabilities to automated mining solutions from Sandvik.

An analyzing tool from Sandvik Coromant helps customers reduce their energy consumption and carbon emissions based on data.

A Down-The-Hole drill rig that opened a new market for Sandvik was awarded the “Wilhelm Haglund Medal to the Product Developer of the Year” in connection with the 2024 General Meeting in April. The “Sustainability Award in Memory of Sigrid Göransson” went to the team behind a customer recycling program for used cemented carbide tools.

In this episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast, host Marita Sander interviews Mattias Nilsson, President of Sandvik Manufacturing Solutions. The discussion centers around the role and impact of digital solutions in component manufacturing.

By acquiring Buffalo Tungsten, Sandvik strengthens its strategic presence in North America and increases production of tungsten powder using renewable energy.

Explore the story about Jennifer Ramos and how her unique approach to leadership is transforming workplace dynamics.

In this Meet Sandvik podcast episode, President of CGTech Shin Voeks discusses the future of component manufacturing. With expertise from major corporations like GE, United Technologies, and Carrier Global, Voeks explores industry dynamics post-Sandvik acquisition.

Victor Dossetto, VP Latin America at Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions, champions diversity with over 40% female managers and representation from four nationalities. He emphasizes inclusive leadership, fostering innovation and success. Beyond business, he advocates for equity, drawing from personal experiences as a dedicated father.

Lego Master Emma Friman Browne has meticulously designed each one of Sandvik branding campaigns, piece by Lego piece.