Electrification is one of the biggest technology shifts in mining, along with digitalization and automation. “Today it’s a small part of our business, but in a couple of years electric equipment will be part of pretty much every contract,” says Henrik Ager, President of Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions.

Evan Larrick works with developing electric battery mining equipment in California, a job he got after participating in the Sandvik Global Graduate program. The job fits well with his passion for sustainability.

Jan Gravningsbråten, R&D Technician, and digitalization specialist Micael Baudin explain how the use of data matrix codes is changing the game for Seco and customers.

Johan Wallin tells the story of how Sandvik became the first company to 3D-print super duplex stainless steel at an industrial scale and how that can affect different industries.

Meet Anders Åkesson and Jörgen Petersson, Winners of the Sandvik Sustainability Award 2021. They explain how a cost savings program was transferred into the world’s most sustainable manganese foundry.

A travel to England was the starting point for the modern steel industry. Carina Dahlberg takes us back to 1858 when Göran Fredrik Göransson became first in the world to mass-produce steel.

Carina Dahlberg talks about the caring culture within Sandvik that started already with its founder Göran Fredrik Göransson, and then was passed on for generations.

Mats W Lundberg, Head of Sustainability, explains why sustainability excellence is good for business.

Additive manufacturing of medical devices and body parts opens up new opportunities for people in need. And for Sandvik. Meet R&D-manager Harald Kissel.

The products he is responsible for are super thin, and super important for the people that have them inside their bodies. Meet Gary Davies.