Stories

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.

Göranssonska technical high school in Sandviken, Sweden, shows how industry and education create lasting value for society and business.

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.

One year ago, Sandvik began rolling out its global parental leave program, offering 14 weeks of leave with 90 percent of base pay to all employees. The benefit has become a success and is now implemented in 54 countries.

Sandvik has presented an updated Group strategy – Advancing to 2030. The strategy is centered around five strategic objectives, focusing on growth, innovation, digitalization, profitability, and high-performing teams, with sustainability embedded in all operations.

Whether at Sandvik, in sports, or at home with family and friends, it’s in Angelica Lorsell’s nature to care for others and be herself.

In the quiet village of Lottum, Netherlands, the Sandvik brand Seco is leading the way in autonomous manufacturing.