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.

Sandvik and Engineers Without Borders are working with a local group in Tanzania to construct sustainable and user-friendly toilet facilities.

The circular economy model is gaining momentum as a viable way to combat climate change.

The local Sandvik office in Zambia helped refurbish a school in the area after a cholera outbreak

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

The UN Sustainable Development Goals are having a profound impact on how many companies, including Sandvik, do business.

Going to school is the best start in life there is. Sandvik in India ensures that more children are given such a start.

Deployment of digital technologies is expected to create as much as USD 100 billion value to resource-producing companies by 2035.

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

Improved energy efficiency and productivity save money, while also reducing environmental impact and carbon dioxide emissions.

Researchers in Rovereto, Italy, have found a way to make vegetable oil standard for computer-controlled manufacturing machines.

Sandvik employees Darren Male and Mark Bannister turned a near-accident into safer rod racks.