Sandvik EBIT per Share
The EBIT per Share of Sandvik (SAND.ST) as of Jul 25, 2026 is 16.61 SEK. In the previous year, EBIT per Share was 14.67 SEK — a change of 13.26% (higher).
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EBIT per Share
16.61SEK
YoY
13.26%
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EBIT per Share of Sandvik is 2026 16.61 SEK. EBIT per Share of Sandvik was 2025 14.67 SEK. It decreases by 13.26% higher compared to the previous year.
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Sandvik Stock analysis
What does Sandvik do? The Sandvik AB, based in Stockholm, is an internationally operating corporation specializing in the production and supply of products and solutions for the mining, construction, materials science, and manufacturing technology sectors. The company was founded in 1862 by Göran Fredrik Göransson and has since had a long and eventful history.
Originally known as a small ironmongery firm primarily producing nails, Sandvik quickly grew and over the years became a significant manufacturer of tools and equipment for various industries. In the 1980s, the company expanded heavily and increased its production capacities in Europe and North America. Today, Sandvik has a global presence and operates in over 150 countries.
Sandvik's business model is based on a clear focus on its customers' needs. Through intensive collaboration with its customers, Sandvik develops innovative products and solutions tailored to their individual requirements. The company places great value on quality, sustainability, and efficiency.
Sandvik specializes in various divisions, each offering different products and solutions. The main divisions include mining and rock technology, construction, machining, cutting tools, and process systems. Each of these divisions specializes in a specific niche and provides customized solutions.
In the mining and rock technology division, Sandvik produces equipment and solutions used in mines and quarries. This includes drills, crushers, underground mining trucks, and loaders. The construction division specializes in solutions for the construction industry, offering products such as drilling and blasting technology, concrete pumps, and cutting tools.
Sandvik's machining division specializes in the manufacture of tools and machines for the machining of metals and other materials. In the cutting tools division, Sandvik develops high-quality tools for the production of workpieces made of metal, plastics, and composite materials. Finally, the process systems division offers various solutions for the processing of raw materials and chemical products.
Some of Sandvik's most well-known products include cutting tools, equipment and systems for raw material and mineral extraction, turbine blades and components for the aviation industry, machining tools, pumps and valves for the chemical and oil industries, as well as specialty alloy wires and tubes.
Over the years, Sandvik has also established a strong presence in the field of research and development. The company invests a considerable sum each year in the development of new products and technologies to always provide its customers with the best solutions. Collaboration with renowned universities and industry partners is an important source of innovation for Sandvik.
In summary, Sandvik AB is one of the leading companies in the production and supply of products and solutions for the mining, construction, materials science, and manufacturing technology sectors. The company has a long and rich history and has a strong global presence. Sandvik's business model is based on intensive collaboration with its customers and a clear focus on quality, sustainability, and efficiency. With its innovative products and solutions, Sandvik holds a high position in the industry and will continue to be an important partner for its customers in the future. Sandvik is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBIT per Share of Sandvik is 16.61 SEK in 2026.
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