Sustainability shaping the Future
Fossil-free steel and high-grade iron ore concentrate are the future. At GRANGEX, we are developing mineral extraction for Europe’s future.
Presentation Aktiespararna February 2026
On 19 February, our CEO Christer Lindqvist took part in Aktiespararna’s digital event with focus on mining companies. During the session, he shared news about the progress of the Sydvaranger project. Watch Christer’s presentation via the link.
Grangex publishes ESIA for the Sydvaranger mine
Tuesday 3 February, we published a summary of the comprehensive Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) carried out for the Sydvaranger mine. The report provides a consolidated overview of the environmental and social impacts associated with restarting the mine, together with the measures planned to prevent, mitigate and manage these impacts in both the short and long term.
GRANGEX Corporate Update – January 2026
Sydvaranger is nearing production readiness, with tier-1 partners and the necessary permits in place. Read the latest corporate update via the link.
Hartikainen and Grangex Enter into a Mining Services Agreement
According to the agreement, Hartikainen will provide a full range of open-pit mining services, including drilling, blasting, loading and hauling. The agreement has an initial term of five years, with an option to extend the contract for a further five years.
Presentation Q3 2025
On Tuesday, November 11, we presented the results for Q3 2025. The presentation was held in Swedish, broadcast live, and is available to watch afterwards via the link.
DFS Sydvaranger mine
On Monday, September 1st, Grangex’ CEO Christer Lindqvist, together with members of the technical team, presented the results of the feasibility study, also known as the DFS, for the reopening of the Sydvaranger mine in Norway. The presentation was recorded and is available via the link.
How will the water around Sydvaranger be affected when the mine resumes operations? This is one of the questions that the consulting firm Geosyntec is helping Grangex answer. Analyses, training, and updated monitoring programs will help ensure that environmental impact is kept under control and that the mine can be operated sustainably and over the long term.
We identify and develop Nordic mineral projects
GRANGEX is a Swedish mineral development company with the goal to actively contribute to a sustainable society through our operations. Through responsible extraction, and recycling of critical minerals for the green transition, we strive to become one of the leading suppliers in our field.
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Our mineral projects aim to contribute to Europe's metal supply in a sustainable way
Sydvaranger mine
In Norwegian Finnmark lies Sydvaranger. The mine is the third-largest iron ore mine in the Nordic region, with its operations currently dormant and a planned restart in 2027. In preparation for the restart, GRANGEX will implement processes to improve the mine’s product quality, which will make Sydvaranger a significant supplier in the value chain for the steel industry’s green transition.
Dannemora mine
In northern Uppland, Sweden, lies Dannemora – a mine with long history and rich iron resources beneath the surface. In preparation for GRANGEX’s planned restart of Dannemora, the mine’s production processes will be upgraded. The result will be an improved product quality, allowing Dannemora to become an important part of the value chain for the steel industry’s transition to production with minimal carbon dioxide emissions.
Grängesberg
In the recycling of apatite in Grängesberg, the tailings from the iron ore beneficiation at the closed Grängesberg mine will be processed. The byproduct can be used to produce highly enriched apatite. The phosphate mineral apatite is a critical mineral according to the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act.
Sala Bly
By the old silver mine in Swedish Sala lies Sala Bly. The operation specializes in custom-made products from recycled lead, primarily used in the defense industry and for medical technology applications.