SAND.ST - Sandvik AB
| Previous Close | 135.55 |
| Open | 135.95 |
| Bid | 136.05 x 0 |
| Ask | 136.05 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 135.20 - 137.10 |
| 52 Week Range | 122.55 - 182.45 |
| Volume | 3,049,969 |
| Avg. Volume | 3,072,128 |
| Market Cap | 173.607B |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 1.32 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 13.14 |
| EPS (TTM) | 10.35 |
| Earnings Date | Oct 18, 2019 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 4.25 (3.14%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2019-04-30 |
| 1y Target Est | 156.47 |
- Simply Wall St.
These Fundamentals Make Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) Truly Worth Looking At
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- Reuters
ABB shares jump as new CEO raises turnaround hopes
ABB shares jumped more than 4% on Monday as investors welcomed news the Swiss engineering group had poached Bjorn Rosengren from Swedish mining equipment firm Sandvik to be its next chief executive. Chairman Peter Voser, who has taken on CEO functions on an interim basis, said on Monday he was confident he had got the right man. "He has a great track record of empowering businesses in a decentralised way, that is what he has done at Sandvik and at his earlier businesses as well," Voser said.
- Reuters
Sandvik Chief Executive Rosengren to step down and join ABB as CEO
Swedish engineering group Sandvik's Chief Executive Officer Bjorn Rosengren will step down next year and will join Swiss-Swedish robotics and engineering group ABB Ltd as CEO, the companies said in separate statements on Sunday. Rosengren, who has a reputation for being ruthless with underperforming divisions, will join ABB in February next year, ABB said. Businesses which generate $3 billion of revenue, 11% of ABB's total annual sales, are now under review and could be sold off or closed down, Voser told Reuters in a recent interview.
- PR Newswire
Björn Rosengren, President and CEO, to Leave Sandvik
STOCKHOLM , Aug. 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Björn Rosengren, President and CEO of Sandvik, has informed the Chairman of the Sandvik Board that he intends to resign and leave the company as of 1 February ...
- Financial Times
ABB investors cheer hiring of Bjorn Rosengren as chief
Investors in ABB welcomed the news that the Swiss engineer had recruited Swedish industrialist Bjorn Rosengren as its chief executive, with its largest shareholder hailing his record in “driving a decentralised culture”. ABB late on Sunday said that Bjorn Rosengren, chief executive of Swedish engineer Sandvik, would join the supplier of factory robots and electrical equipment next February and succeed Peter Voser at the helm on March 1. Johan Forssell, chief executive of the Wallenberg family investment vehicle that holds 11.2 per cent of the company, said Mr Rosengren “has a proven record in driving a decentralised culture, improving performance and delivering value”.
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Have Insiders Been Selling Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) Shares?
We've lost count of how many times insiders have accumulated shares in a company that goes on to improve markedly. On...
- Bloomberg
Sandvik CEO Emerges as Front-Runner for Top Job at ABB
(Bloomberg) -- Sandvik AB Chief Executive Officer Bjorn Rosengren has emerged as the front-runner for the top job at Swiss engineering giant ABB Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.An announcement could be made in the coming weeks, though ABB has yet to make a final decision, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the deliberations are private. Both companies declined to comment. ABB shares rose as much as 2.7% Tuesday, while stock in Sandvik, a maker of cutting tools and mining equipment, fell as much as 2.1%.Rosengren, 60, a seasoned Swedish industrial executive, would be taking over at ABB from Chairman Peter Voser, who has been acting as interim CEO since Ulrich Spiesshofer surprised analysts in April by abruptly stepping down. Spiesshofer was under pressure from major investors. His nearly six-year stint at the helm of ABB was marked by meager stock returns and a public row with an activist shareholder, Cevian Capital.Voser, also 60, said on a conference call last week that ABB’s CEO search was going “better than planned.” Rosengren in May seemed to hint in an interview with daily Dagens Industri that his time at Sandvik may be nearing an end, saying he didn’t think people should stay on too long at one company as CEO and that five years might be enough. He has been in the top post at the Swedish manufacturer since 2015.Should Rosengren take on the CEO role at ABB, he would land at a company in the midst of an overhaul. ABB is selling the bulk of its power grid division to Hitachi Ltd. for about $6.4 billion, turning its focus on robotics and automation. Spiesshofer had long resisted the move, which was pushed by Cevian.Rosengren, who holds a post-graduate engineering degree from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, spent his formative years at Atlas Copco AB, where he was steeped in a management culture of decentralization and asset-light production that has been emulated at other Nordic companies.Speaking at his first capital markets day after arriving at Sandvik, he made clear his unhappiness with the centralized structure built up by his predecessor.Running Businesses“During my working life, the fundamentals of how I’ve been running businesses is a decentralized model,” Rosengren said. “I am convinced that we need to give our business managers the full accountability for their businesses. They need to own their costs as well as their revenues.”In announcing Spiesshofer’s departure, Voser pledged changes to the CEO role, saying it would evolve to focus on strategy and company culture while allowing ABB’s four businesses to be run more independently.Read: ABB CEO Leaves Abruptly After Years of Pressure From InvestorsThe style has been a key component of the turnaround Rosengren accomplished at Sandvik. He rebuilt shareholder confidence by delivering on financial goals ahead of schedule, having benefited from an uptick in demand. In addition to decentralizing Sandvik’s structure and reducing costs, he has sold units including a steel conveyor-belt business, and prepared for a spinoff of the company’s steel business.Shares in Sandvik have approximately doubled since Rosengren took the helm. Earlier this month, the company said it will cut 2,000 jobs as demand from the automotive and general engineering sectors weakened toward the end of the second quarter.At ABB, he would face a company that is emerging from a period of turmoil. Just before the former CEO’s exit, shareholder Artisan Partners added to the pressure by calling for a further breakup of the company through the separation of its electrification business. The proposal was later endorsed by Cevian co-founder Lars Forberg, who sits on ABB’s board.(Adds details about Rosengren from fourth paragraph.)\--With assistance from Leonard Kehnscherper.To contact the reporters on this story: Albertina Torsoli in Geneva at atorsoli@bloomberg.net;Jan-Henrik Förster in Zurich at jforster20@bloomberg.net;Niclas Rolander in Stockholm at nrolander@bloomberg.netTo contact the editors responsible for this story: Lukas Strobl at lstrobl@bloomberg.net, ;Beth Mellor at bmellor@bloomberg.net, Tara Patel, John BowkerFor more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com©2019 Bloomberg L.P.
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Edited Transcript of SAND.ST earnings conference call or presentation 17-Jul-19 12:00pm GMT
Q2 2019 Sandvik AB Earnings Call
- PR Newswire
Sandvik: Interim Report Second Quarter 2019
SANDVIKEN, Sweden , July 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Second quarter 2019 Continuing operations Order intake 26,031 million SEK Revenues 26,467 million SEK Operating profit 5,078 million SEK Operating margin ...
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Should You Worry About Sandvik AB's (STO:SAND) CEO Pay?
Björn Klas Rosengren has been the CEO of Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) since 2015. This report will, first, examine the CEO...
- PR Newswire
Sandvik Acquires Stake in Leading Additive Manufacturing Service Provider
SANDVIKEN, Sweden , July 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik has acquired a 30% stake in privately owned Italian company Beam IT, a leading provider of metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) services and advanced ...
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What Kind Of Shareholder Appears On The Sandvik AB's (STO:SAND) Shareholder Register?
A look at the shareholders of Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) can tell us which group is most powerful. Generally speaking, as a...
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Invitation - Presentation of Sandvik's Report of the Second Quarter 2019
STOCKHOLM , June 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik will publish its second quarter results on Wednesday, 17 July 2019 at approximately 11.30 CEST. A combined webcast and conference call for investors, analysts ...
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Why Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) Should Be In Your Dividend Portfolio
Is Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) a good dividend stock? How would you know? Dividend paying companies with growing earnings...
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Sandvik Completes the Acquisition of Newtrax
SANDVIKEN, Sweden , June 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik has completed the previously announced acquisition of Newtrax, a supplier of technology in wireless connectivity to monitor and provide insights ...
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At kr147, Is Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) Worth Looking At Closely?
Let's talk about the popular Sandvik AB (STO:SAND). The company's shares saw significant share price movement during...
- Reuters
Uganda's tungsten mine sues International Tin Association for defamation
An owner of Uganda's only tungsten mine is suing the International Tin Association for defamation, saying the certifier wrongly accused it of trading in conflict minerals, court documents seen by Reuters show. The association's International Tin Supply Chain Initiative (ITSCI) programme, used by companies such as Apple, was introduced after the 2008 financial crisis to certify minerals in response to regulation which obliged U.S. companies to vet their supply chains. The International Tin Association's Kay Nimmo, who leads the ITSCI programme, said in an email she had no immediate comment.
- PR Newswire
Sandvik Creates First 3D Printed Diamond Composite
SANDVIKEN, Sweden, May 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik Additive Manufacturing has created the first ever 3D printed diamond composite. Since 1953 it has been possible to produce synthetic diamond, but since it's so hard and complicated to machine, it is almost impossible to form complex shapes. By using additive manufacturing and a tailor-made, proprietary post-processing method, Sandvik has managed to 3D-print diamond composites which can be formed into almost any shape.
- PR Newswire
Sandvik Capital Markets Day With New Financial and Sustainability Targets
SANDVIKEN, Sweden , May 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, at the Capital Markets Day in Tampere, Finland , Björn Rosengren, President and CEO of Sandvik andTomas Eliasson, Executive Vice President and CFO ...
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With A -3.3% Earnings Drop, Did Sandvik AB (STO:SAND) Really Underperform?
Improvement in profitability and outperformance against the industry can be important characteristics in a stock for...
- Reuters
Sandvik eyes listing of specialty steel business
Swedish engineering group Sandvik is considering listing its Materials Technology (SMT) business after announcing plans on Monday to separate it from the rest of the group. SMT, Sandvik's specialty steel business, has been seen as a spin-off candidate for many years, and has lagged far behind the group's main machining solutions and mining gear units in terms of both sales and profitability. Sandvik had previously said it expected to announce its plans for SMT later this year.
- PR Newswire
Sandvik Initiates an Internal Separation of Sandvik Materials Technology
SANDVIKEN, Sweden , May 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik Board of Directors has decided to initiate an internal separation of the business area Sandvik Materials Technology. The intention is to increase ...
