Brazil dominates the South American economy, accounting for roughly half of the region’s population, territory and GDP. It is also the continent’s most diversified economy.

Strong demand for electrification metals and advanced pockets of aerospace and automotive manufacturing are creating favorable conditions for Sandvik in South America.

The Sandvik electric train has received the 2026 Sigrid Göransson Sustainability Award for bringing lower emissions, reduced fuel use and higher productivity to crushing and screening.

Frengelina Mabotja leads screening solutions sales across Africa, combining her background as a metallurgist in the South African mining industry with a strong focus on customer relationships. Her role demands quick thinking, strategy, and teamwork – much like the netball she plays in her spare time.

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.

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

Eamonn Whelan of Sandvik Rock Processing relates rugby to business, emphasizing teamwork, individual strengths, and resilience in leadership.

Mobile crushing and screening solutions from Sandvik are being put to the test in one of the world’s harshest environments.

Sandvik has developed a new sustainability strategy that sets its vision for the future. The new strategy explains how Sandvik will contribute to creating a responsible world and ensure business success.

Sandvik is committed to bring a more sustainable way to reduce the energy consumption in mining.

Moving to southern Sweden for a job at Sandvik opened many doors for Latifa Melk. It also gave her an opportunity to take to the skies.