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 eleventh 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.