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Sandvik

Sandvik

Mining

Stockholm, Stockholm 870,585 followers

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Sandvik is a global, high-tech engineering group providing solutions that enhance productivity, profitability and sustainability for the manufacturing, mining and infrastructure industries. We are at the forefront of digitalization and focus on optimizing our customers’ processes. Our world-leading offering includes equipment, tools, services and digital solutions for machining, mining, rock excavation and rock processing. In 2024, the Sandvik Group had approximately 41,000 employees, sales in more than 150 countries and revenues of about SEK 123 billion.

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http://home.sandvik
Industry
Mining
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Stockholm, Stockholm
Type
Public Company
Specialties
Tools for metal cutting, machinery and tools for rock excavation, stainless materials, special alloys, metallic and ceramic resistance materials as well as process systems, mining, Engineering, and industrial digitization

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    Good morning from Nokia Arena in Tampere. Future of Mining 2026 begins with customers and industry leaders sharing first-hand perspectives on the pressures reshaping mining. Across the day, we’ll look at how collaboration and the right combination of technology and operational insight can unlock safer, more productive and more efficient ways of working. Follow along for highlights from the conversations, presentations and launch moments. #FutureOfMining26 #Sandvik

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    Brazil is a manufacturing force. The country combines minerals, energy and one of South America’s most diversified industrial bases, with major customers in mining, aerospace, automotive and energy. From advanced machining to mining technology and digital service models, Sandvik is helping customers take the next step in a country where scale, skill and industry meet. Read the full story: https://go.sandvik/2em #Brazil

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    South America is a key growth region for Sandvik. Across Chile, Brazil, Peru and other major mining markets, demand is being driven by strong copper fundamentals, rising need for critical minerals and continued investment in energy, mobility and infrastructure. For Sandvik, this creates an opportunity to grow alongside customers through targeted acquisitions, expanded software and service capabilities and closer long-term partnerships. As mining in the region grows and modernizes, Sandvik is strengthening its presence and its role in supporting the next generation of mineral production. Read more about how Sandvik is strengthening its presence in South America: https://go.sandvik/2eg #SouthAmerica #Growth

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    At its simplest, metrology can be described as the science of measurement. In manufacturing, it checks whether the thing you designed on a screen is the thing you actually made. But that role is changing. Measurement data can now help manufacturers understand what is happening across the production process, while there is still time to respond. Karolina Malyska describes it as the nervous system of intelligent manufacturing: connecting what machines make with what people intended to make. When factories can understand what is happening as it happens, quality becomes part of how manufacturing learns. Read the full interview: https://go.sandvik/2e0 #IntelligentManufacturing #Metrology

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    In Belo Horizonte, Brazil, a community sports initiative reached more than 800 children and teenagers in 2025. More than 60 percent came from low-income and socially vulnerable families. Trainees get access to coaching, equipment, uniforms, meals and social support, with activities ranging from volleyball and swimming to wheelchair basketball. "For us, it’s important that the project tackles the lack of access to quality sports infrastructure and social support for underprivileged youth in urban centers,” says Cristiane Fontes, Marketing Manager for Rock Processing at Sandvik in Latin America. Read more about the initiative: https://go.sandvik/2d2 #Sports #Community #Brazil

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    What changes when people know one mistake will not define them? Kristopher Garcia talks about the link between psychological safety, curiosity and learning at work. The conversation explores what healthy culture looks like in practice — teams where questions are welcome, ideas can be tested and people feel supported enough to speak honestly. Listen to the full episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast: https://go.sandvik/2d1 #Leadership #WorkplaceCulture

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    South America is entering a new phase of opportunity. Demand for electrification metals is rising, manufacturing is becoming more advanced and investments in technology are reshaping industries across the region. For Sandvik, that means working close to customers in mining, machining and rock processing, from deep underground operations in the Andes to advanced manufacturing in Brazil. The region already represents 7 percent of total Sandvik revenues, with Brazil and Chile among the most important markets. Read the full story: https://go.sandvik/2dp

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    For many young people, sport is often a safe place to grow. At Olympico Club in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, children and adolescents get access to coaching, equipment, uniforms, meals and social support that includes activities like volleyball, swimming and wheelchair basketball. In 2025, the initiative reached more than 800 young people. More than 60 percent came from low-income and socially vulnerable families. Sport helps build confidence, routine, friendships and a sense of possibility. For many young people, that can be the difference between being left out and being seen. Read the full story: https://go.sandvik/2df #Sports #Community #Brazil

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