Sandvik to acquire Diemme Filtration, shares in industrial deal spotlight

By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-28, 09:36.

Sandvik AB (SE0000667891) has agreed to acquire Italian filter press manufacturer Diemme Filtration in a move to deepen its mining and industrial processes portfolio, according to a June 22 company announcement cited by German portal Finanzen100.Finanzen100 news on the Diemme Filtration deal The stock is primarily traded on Nasdaq Stockholm as part of the Swedish industrial sector.

What Sandvik announced on Diemme

Sandvik’s mining and rock technology business has signed an agreement to purchase Diemme Filtration, a specialist in industrial filter presses used in solid-liquid separation for mining, aggregates and chemical applications, as reported in a June 22 transaction note on financial news sites.FinanzNachrichten summary of the acquisition announcement Diemme is headquartered in Lugo, Italy and designs and manufactures high-capacity filter presses for tailings management and industrial slurries.

According to the transaction description, Diemme generated annual revenues in the tens of millions of euros with a workforce of several hundred employees and has installations at mining operations in Europe, the Americas and Asia.Sandvik Investor Relations overview Sandvik plans to integrate Diemme into its Mining and Rock Solutions division to broaden its offering in downstream processing and tailings handling.

Strategy and sector context for Sunday

The acquisition of Diemme Filtration fits Sandvik’s longer-term strategy of building a more complete mining systems portfolio, complementing its drills, crushers and automation solutions with tailings treatment equipment, a segment that has grown in importance after high-profile dam failures in the global mining industry.Reuters company page on Sandvik The move positions Sandvik closer to peers such as Metso and FLSmidth that also offer dewatering and filtration technologies alongside core mining equipment.

Sandvik has executed a series of bolt-on acquisitions in recent years to strengthen its mining, rock tools and machining solutions franchises, and the Diemme deal continues this pattern of targeted expansion rather than large-scale transformational mergers.Bloomberg quote and company profile on Sandvik The focus on filtration and tailings aligns with increasing regulatory and environmental scrutiny of mine waste disposal, particularly in jurisdictions such as the European Union and Latin America.

The products behind the stock

Sandvik generates most of its revenue from advanced equipment and tools for mining, rock excavation and metal cutting, including underground loaders, drills, crushers and cutting tools for CNC machining.Sandvik group business overview Diemme Filtration adds heavy-duty filter presses and related services, enhancing Sandvik’s offering in tailings dewatering and industrial filtration systems.

Where the Sandvik shares trade today

The Sandvik shares (SE0000667891) trade on Nasdaq Stockholm, where the last available closing price on June 26, 2026 was about 435 Swedish kronor per share, according to recent data from international quote providers.MarketWatch price quote for Sandvik on Nasdaq Stockholm The trading currency for the primary listing is the Swedish krona.

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