LKAB

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LKAB reports stable production and delivery volumes, but the cost of expanding the urban transformation in Kiruna weighs on the results. The operating loss for the quarter amounts to SEK -2.4 billion.   Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dePksTk3

In October, you will get to follow Minah, who appears in the TV series Gruvan. Minah is an Acting Production Manager as well as a Planner/Coordinator who has been working with us for almost eight years in various roles. 🌟 Being part of a reality series was a completely new experience for her: – The first few days were challenging. I nearly tripped over the camera crew a few times, but by the end, I barely noticed them. The project, led by Svemin (The Swedish Association for Mines, Mineral and Metal Producers), aims to give the public a closer look at the mining industry. By participating, we get to share our daily work, celebrate the pride in our professions, and inspire the next generation to explore the many opportunities the industry has to offer. Minah is eager to see her industry peers in action and gain insight into the mines in Kiruna and Aitik. She also hopes viewers will become aware of all the opportunities within the industry. – Everyone really has their own purpose, even though we work in the same industry with the same goal, she says. 🎥 Gruvan premieres on 27 October on Viaplay Group.

LKAB and Hitachi Energy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on a long-term collaboration that will support LKAB's electrification and transition to a fossil-free future. In a first step, Hitachi Energy is delivering the necessary technology and equipment for electrical power management for the planned Demonstration project for sponge iron production in Gällivare. Want to learn more about the partnership and what it means for the energy transition? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ddcKep3a

This autumn, you get the opportunity to follow the everyday life of our employees. Get insights into some of the most advanced mines in northern Sweden, experience powerful machines, vast underground environments, and meet the people who make it all happen.   Premiere 27th of October on @viaplay. 📺 Viaplay Group

Collaboration and safety go hand in hand at LKAB. Our Supplier Handbook is an important tool for working together with our suppliers to create efficient, sustainable, and safe workplaces. It provides clear guidelines and requirements in areas such as work environment, sustainability, safety, and vehicle traffic across our industrial sites.   How do you work with safety on your workplaces together with your suppliers?   And by the way, for those of you who are suppliers, the Supplier Handbook has now been updated! Check out the latest version here: https://lnkd.in/dzg4bqMJ

Amid the urban transformation, the old police station in Kiruna is being demolished. Usable materials are being sorted for reuse, including a fully functional backup power plant. For LKAB, it is an obvious decision to make use of the resources we have at hand. Therefore, in collaboration with Power Up Ukraine, we have chosen to donate the power plant to where it can make the greatest impact. Recurring attacks on Ukraine’s energy supply create serious crisis situations, and backup energy can help protect people in vulnerable situations. We are proud that our resources can contribute aid to those in need.

The #HYBRIT hydrogen storage project has been awarded Ny Teknik’s Stora Ingenjörspris 2025 in the sustainability category, a prestigious Swedish engineering award. The technology for storing fossil-free hydrogen in enclosed rock caverns is now ready for industrial implementation and will play an important role in the transition to producing fossil-free steel. Vattenfall, SSAB and LKAB launched the HYBRIT initiative in 2016. LKAB highlights that this recognition reflects the extensive work carried out within the HYBRIT project. Hydrogen is a key factor in LKAB’s transition to carbon-free processes, and the successful pilot results provide a strong foundation for evaluating storage needs and opportunities in connection with planned iron sponge production facilities. Complete article here (in Swedish): https://lnkd.in/dpPMt3bx In the image: Vattenfall’s Marie Anheden, project manager for HYBRIT’s hydrogen storage, and Gunilla Hyllander, CEO of HYBRIT, received Ny Teknik’s Stora Ingenjörspris 2025, a prestigious Swedish engineering award.

LKAB’s board has decided to build a new sorting plant at the Malmberget mine in Gällivare. The investment of SEK 6 billion future-proofs the sorting process and production capacity while also reducing environmental impact. Construction of the new sorting plant is planned to begin in 2025 and is expected to be operational in 2028. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dQ3kSyD7

As market developments and external factors continue to impact our industry —our focus is set on maintaining a stable production and reliable delivery.    Our Q2 Interim Report is live and open for review! Get insights into where LKAB stands today, our current priorities, and how we’re committed to our communities and to the future we’re building together.    Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dhjcbvWD