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Our stories show how technology, ideas and people intersect to create a better tomorrow.

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  • Sustainability

    The battery boom

    As production of electric cars increases so does the need for lithium-ion batteries, raw materials and reliable and efficient heating technology. Sandvik is ready to meet the demand.
    The battery boom
  • Sustainability

    A true and sanitary pursuit

    Sandvik and Engineers Without Borders are working with a local group in Tanzania to construct sustainable and user-friendly toilet facilities.
    A true and sanitary pursuit
  • Sustainability

    Sustainable business comes full circle

    The circular economy model is gaining momentum as a viable way to combat climate change.
    Sustainable business comes full circle
  • Sustainability

    Supporting the future

    The local Sandvik office in Zambia helped refurbish a school in the area after a cholera outbreak
    Supporting the future
  • Ghana School
    Sustainability

    Helping a neighbor in need

    When a rainstorm devastated a local school in rural Ghana, Sandvik helped rebuild it. “We really appreciate the new facility.”
    Helping a neighbor in need
  • Sustainability

    Global goals create business opportunities

    The UN Sustainable Development Goals are having a profound impact on how many companies, including Sandvik, do business.
    Global goals create business opportunities
  • Sustainability

    Supporting education in India

    Going to school is the best start in life there is. Sandvik in India ensures that more children are given such a start.
    Supporting education in India
  • Digitalization, Innovation

    Digital deployment creates USD 100 billion in value

    Deployment of digital technologies is expected to create as much as USD 100 billion value to resource-producing companies by 2035.
    Digital deployment creates USD 100 billion in value
  • Sara Svensson and Rasmus Lundvik from Engineers Without Borders at the The Institute of Technology at Linköping University, Sweden, are upgrading the power system at a girls’ school in Chonyonyo, Tanzania.
    Sustainability

    Partnership benefits communities

    Technology students of the NGO Engineers Without Borders provide sustainable solutions for energy and water supply in Africa.
    Partnership benefits communities

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