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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.