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

Sandvik in Patancheru (India) has launched a one-year training program to support young women who wish to pursue a career in manufacturing.

In this podcast we will learn more about the world of metal powders and additive manufacturing (3D printing), innovative technologies that create huge opportunities in many areas.

For years, Maxime Coutat guided others on how to improve their operations. A year ago, he moved from power points and consulting to hands-on action by taking over the management at a production unit in Pennsylvania, US.

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

With just under one kilogram of hydrogen, Dormer Pramet tools, and a great deal of determination, a team of students was able to beat a Guinness World Record.

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.

Science fiction meets reality in Tampere (Finland), where digital mining technologies are being tested underground, and new software offers 3D visualizations of mines that have yet to exist.

Many industries are digitalizing their work processes. For large and complex projects such as those in mining, the availability of new technologies has enabled companies to better identify sustainable and cost-efficient methods for ore extraction.

From electric mining equipment and digital component manufacturing to eco-efficient rock processing: President and CEO Stefan Widing outlines how Sandvik will excel in tomorrow's world.

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

Sandvik is implementing a unique cemented carbide recycling program. It will provide huge benefits to customers, local communities and the planet.

In Sandviken, we have partnered with Sandvikens IF to promote football towards young people – in particularly girls.

Water supply, sanitation and education are focus areas driven by Engineers Without Borders Sweden. As the main partner of EWB-SWE, Sandvik contributes to the development of rural areas in Tanzania.

Sandvik aims to be an active member in the communities in which it operates. Helping to provide clean water, health and education in Papua-Indonesia is a way of supporting and empowering local communities.