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When Sandvik set out to renovate its headquarters at World Trade Center in Stockholm, Sweden, designing for sustainability and collaboration were top priorities. The result? A future-ready office that lowers carbon emissions, supports circular construction, and enhances employee well-being and engagement.

Simone Tomaz is responsible for the parts, services and consumables business often called aftermarket, for the Crushing and Screening Divisions in Oceania.

In episode 10, we explore how Sandvik continues to grow through strategic acquisitions, global orders, and digital innovation.

Engineers Without Borders Sweden (EWB Sweden) recently teamed up with Sandvik employees and other volunteers to host a virtual Missing Maps Mapathon, making vital contributions to life-saving humanitarian efforts.

The shift to more sustainable mining and the demand for minerals required for the electrification of society are key drivers for Sandvik across Asia.

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 eleventh 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?