Deep talks

Welcome to Deep talks – a collection of sessions and interviews with thought-leaders in the transformation towards a zero-emission future.

Darja Isaksson, Göran Persson och Karl-Petter Thorwaldsson

How it started

Deep talks premiered as live sessions from the mine during Expo 2020. In three talks, thought-leaders discussed strategic areas in the transformation of our industry.

LKAB at Expo 2020

Interviews

Darja Isaksson

“Swedish industry understands that future demand lies in solutions to the global challenges”

Anna Borg

“The big risk of the future is not moving towards a sustainable business model.”

Tomas Naucler

“LKAB and northern Sweden are taking the lead, setting the ambition, showing the way forward.”

Björn Jonsson

“We can help LKAB become more sustainable and at the same time grow our own business.”

Woman in mining helment with studion in background.

Christina Wanhainen

“We need good teachers, top researchers, to keep the education on a top level.”

Woman in mining helmet with tv-studio in background.

Helena Hedblom

“Together we’re putting Sweden at the forefront when it comes to sustainability.”

Man in mining helmet with tv-studio in background.

Martin Pei

“We have the opportunity, in northern Sweden, to create a fantastic future within our value chain.”

Niklas Wahlberg

“We can confirm the demand, the supply is there and now it’s about the infrastructure to make it possible”

Man in mining helmet, under ground, with tv studio in background

Svante Axelsson

“Without sustainable mines, we can’t solve the climate issue”

Sessions

Emma Härdmark, Christina Wanhainen, Tomas Naucler and Leif Boström.

Minerals for change

A zero-emission future starts in the mine.

Helena Hedblom, Björn Jonsson and Darja Isaksson

Digital, autonomous and electric

Setting a new world standard for mining.

Fossil-free steel and beyond

Enabling a carbon free world economy.

Everything starts in the mine

Together, we will set a new world standard for mining, produce carbon-free sponge iron, and extract critical minerals.

Our transformation

A personal level

Currently, LKAB is made up of more than 4,500 people from all over the world. You find us from Narvik up north to Hongkong down south, above and below ground. Here are some of our stories.