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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.