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Sandvik provides Japanese industries with the tools and software required for digital manufacturing.

Sandvik entered the Indian market more than 60 years ago. Today, India is the company’s ninth biggest market.

Sandvik is well positioned across Asia and has a large turnover in several markets. At the top are China, Indonesia, India and Japan.

Asia accounts for 70 percent of global growth. How will Sandvik take a leading position in these important markets?

Sandvik is creating a new China division to better reach new customer segments and expand its presence.

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

To be in the forefront of the manufacturing industry, corporations need to adapt to the ongoing digital transformation.

Kitty Yu’s career – from a Canto nese pop music duo to law school to a global career in corporate transactions – brings diverse experience to her new position as Head of Group M&A at Sandvik.

Developments in machining technology, materials and market needs are making round tools an increasingly attractive choice for machining solutions.