Tag: lkab

No Soft Place to Land

LKAB Buys Up 20 Plots in Neighbouring Municipality

Strait of Hormuz Unrest Affects Swedish Mining Giant LKAB

New Derailment on Iron Ore Line Causes Traffic Stop

LKAB Strengthens Logistics in the North with a New Ship Loader in the Port of Narvik

The Relocation of Kiruna: "The State Need to Contribute With More Land and Economic Support"

The Spectacular Arctic: On Church Walks and Football

Photo Series: Join Us in Old Kiruna

Spectacular Views: Kiruna Church Moves to a New City

Cause of Extensive Iron Ore Line Derailment in Northern Sweden Found

Mining Company LKAB in Northern Sweden Gets Approval for Green Shift Work

Status Report on the Iron Ore Line Derailment: Could Have Been Caused by Defective Wheel

Swedish LKAB Postpones Fossil-Free Sponge Iron Production in Arctic Kiruna

Lower Results for LKAB in the Third Quarter

Fossil-Free Steel Production in Northern Sweden: The Hybrit Project Goes Industrial

Iron Ore Line Issues Continue to Impact LKAB: Cut in Production and Other Possible Measures

Nordic Response Exercise Logistics Impacted as Ofoten Railway Line Remains Closed

New Major Dividend From LKAB to the Swedish State of SEK 7.6 Billion

Yet Another Postponement of Traffic on the Iron Ore Line in Northern Sweden

The Iron Ore Line Reopens This Week: LKAB Has Products in Stock Equivalent to 400 Ore Trains

Iron Ore Traffic Expected Resumed at the End of January: Derailment in Northern Sweden Hits LKAB Hard

Fossil-Free Sponge Iron for the Steel Industry: Receives SEK 3 Billion for Plants in Northern Sweden

New EU Legislation to Make Opening Mines in Europe Easier

The Train Derailment in Narvik: Hopes to Resume Limited Ore Traffic Shortly

Industrial Adventure in Northern Sweden: Investments of Over SEK 1000 Billion in the Coming Years

Europe's Largest Deposit of Rare Earth Metals Found in Northern Sweden

The Arctic Can Free Us From the Iron Grip of Dictatorships

Norwegian-Swedish Cooperation on Rare Earth Metals: Marks the Beginning of Something New in Europe

LKAB Invests SEK 500 Million in Port of Narvik, Northern Norway

Opening of Kiruna's New City Center

Still Reduced LKAB Production Two Years After Kiruna Earthquake

High Iron Ore Prices Gave Record-High Profits for LKAB

Iron Ore Train Derailing May Cost LKAB up to SEK 100 Million

Important Decision for LKAB, Swedish Government Forces Exemption Act

New No to Cement Threatens LKAB Mining Company

Fears Consequences for Billion Investments and Major Mining Operations in Northern Sweden

Fears Consequences for Billion Investments and Major Mining Operations in Northern Sweden

Cement Supply Halt May Have Major Consequences for LKAB

Swedish Mining Company LKAB With Major Scale Investment in Fossil-Free Production

LKAB Wants to Enter Graphite Mining and Battery Production in Northern Sweden

Conflict Between LKAB and Kiruna Municipality, Mining Company Must Compensate for Population Decline

Earthquake in Kiruna: Most Powerful in Sweden in 12 Years

LKAB: Mining Operations Proceeding, Worries About the Future

Emission-Free Tunnel and Mining Operations in 5-10 Years

Demolishing Old Kiruna

While the sound of explosions and rumblings in the world’s oldest underground mine has been a part of everyday life for inhabitants in Kiruna, northern Sweden, for more than a century, the mine is now about to destroy the town – and thousands are moving.