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- ASSW 2023: Registration now open
ASSW 2023: Registration now open
Registration for the Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW) 2023 is now open and an "Early Bird" discount is available until 9 January 2023. Discounted registration is also available for Indigenous participants and Early Career Scientists. Please follow this link to register. ASSW 2023 will be held in Vienna, Austria, from 17 - 24 February 2023 and is organised in a hybrid format. - PRESSEMELDING FRA FORSKNINGSPROSJEKTET RIEVDAN
PRESSEMELDING FRA FORSKNINGSPROSJEKTET RIEVDAN
PRESSEMELDING FRA FORSKNINGSPROSJEKTET RIEVDAN: BÆREKRAFTIG REINDRIFT ER AVHENGIG AV REINDRIFTENS TRADISJONELLE KUNNSKAP Raske endringer i reinbeitene skaper utfordringer og muligheter for reindriften. - Latest Program for Reindeer Husbandry Conference 2022
Latest Program for Reindeer Husbandry Conference 2022
Latest Program for Reindeer Husbandry Conference 2022. International conference on the traditional knowledge of reindeer husbandry in a changing world within the Riedvan project will be held in Kautokeino, Norway 30 November – 1 December 2022. - Prográmma Boazodoallokonferánsa 2022
Prográmma Boazodoallokonferánsa 2022
Mánggat máhttovuogádagat - okta boazoealáhus Fágalaš konferánsa boazodoalu árbevirolaš máhtu birra rievddadeaddji servodagas. Mii háliidit lágidit saji duohta ságastallamii badjeolbmuiguin/boazosapmelaččaiguin boahtteáiggi boazodoalu birra. - Program for Reindriftskonferansen 2022
Program for Reindriftskonferansen 2022
Ulike kunnskapssystemer - én reindrift Faglig konferanse om reindriftens tradisjonelle kunnskaper i et samfunn i endring. Vi ønsker å skape en reell dialog med reindriftsutøvere om fremtidig reindrift. - III Northern Forum Governors' Summit was held within...
III Northern Forum Governors' Summit was held within the framework of the NSDF
One of the highlights of the first day of the IV Northern Forum on Sustainable Development was the III Northern Forum Governors' Summit with the participation of the heads of regions: the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), regional coordinators, business partners, Northern Forum Goodwill Ambassadors, representatives of the regions and the business and expert[…] - Northern Notes 57 released
Northern Notes 57 released
IASSA secretariat has released the latest issue of Northern Notes (57), which consists of articles about the latest developments in Arctic social science, and also a letter from the president Grete Hovelsrud and news from the secretariat. Read Northern Notes issue 57 here. - Prof. Jan Borm has been awarded the title of Honorary Pro...
Prof. Jan Borm has been awarded the title of Honorary Professor of the Ukrainian University Poltava V. G. Korolenko National Pedagogical University (PNPU)
The ceremony was held online on 16 November 2022, bringing together French and Ukrainian academics. - V International Scientific and Practical Conference "...
V International Scientific and Practical Conference "Arctic Telemedicine"
The Administration of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug is holding the V International Scientific and Practical Conference "Arctic Telemedicine". - The Northern Forum Model will be held during NSDF
The Northern Forum Model will be held during NSDF
On November 26 and November 30, 2022, the Northern Forum Model (NFM) will be held in a mixed format - an international non-governmental organization of the northern regions on sustainable development, established on November 8, 1991 in Anchorage, Alaska. The Secretariat is located in Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). - Congratulations to Mr. Mikhail Nikolaev on 85th anniversary
Congratulations to Mr. Mikhail Nikolaev on 85th anniversary
On behalf of the Northern Forum, we congratulate Mr. Mikhail Nikolaev, the first President of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Chair of the Northern Forum in 1997-2001, one of the outstanding leaders of the Northern Forum, on the 85th anniversary. - Interview with Jean Malaurie in the latest issue of Journ...
Interview with Jean Malaurie in the latest issue of Journal du Dimanche (French newspaper)
In a long interview, Jean Malaurie shares some of his experiences in the Arctic and reflects on his career.
Shipping
- 28 Weeks Jail For A Ship’s Captain Who Stole Gas Oi...
28 Weeks Jail For A Ship’s Captain Who Stole Gas Oil From A Firm And Fled To Indonesia
Out of fear that he’d eventually be caught for stealing gas oil from his shipping company, a 52-year-old ship’s captain steered the vessel out of Singapore’s waters and reached Indonesia, where he remained for six long years. 28 Weeks Jail For A Ship’s Captain Who Stole Gas Oil From A Firm And Fled To Indonesia appeared first on Marine Insight[…] - Ukraine Considers A Push For Larger Vessels To Boost Crop...
Ukraine Considers A Push For Larger Vessels To Boost Crop Exports
Ships transiting the country’s major ports have reportedly been delayed close to Istanbul, where cargoes need to be checked by teams from Turkey, Ukraine, Russia, and the UN -- the parties that are part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. Ukraine Considers A Push For Larger Vessels To Boost Crop Exports appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry[…] - Norway-Based Archaeologists Discover A 700-Year-Old Shipw...
Norway-Based Archaeologists Discover A 700-Year-Old Shipwreck
Archaeologists who are surveying the bottom of Norway’s biggest lake believe that they have successfully discovered the remains of a 700-year-old vessel, the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment declared in a statement. Norway-Based Archaeologists Discover A 700-Year-Old Shipwreck appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - Ports And Shipping To Go Green And Resist Future Rising G...
Ports And Shipping To Go Green And Resist Future Rising Global Crises: UNCTAD
The UN warned, on Tuesday, that carbon emissions resulting from shipping activities were on the rise, urging the industry to scrap old and polluting vessels and upgrade their infrastructure to expedite the green transition. Ports And Shipping To Go Green And Resist Future Rising Global Crises: UNCTAD appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - New Report Identifies Best Practices To Encourage Women I...
New Report Identifies Best Practices To Encourage Women Into A Rewarding And Safe Career In Shipping
The shipping sector is working on attracting women and younger talent while trying to combat the stigma associated with a working industry often referred to as "outdated" and "old-fashion". New Report Identifies Best Practices To Encourage Women Into A Rewarding And Safe Career In Shipping appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - Sharp Decline For Long-Term Ocean Freight Rates Signals &...
Sharp Decline For Long-Term Ocean Freight Rates Signals “An End To Record-Breaking Quarters” For Carriers
Long-term ocean freight rates suffered a steep month-on-month decline in November as subdued spot prices, weak demand, and ongoing economic uncertainty caught up with contracted container agreements. Sharp Decline For Long-Term Ocean Freight Rates Signals “An End To Record-Breaking Quarters” For Carriers appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - A.P. Moller – Maersk And IBM To Discontinue Tradele...
A.P. Moller – Maersk And IBM To Discontinue Tradelens, A Blockchain-enabled Global Trade Platform
The TradeLens platform was announced in 2018 and jointly developed by IBM and GTD Solution, a division of Maersk, as a blockchain-enabled shipping solution designed to promote more efficient and secure global trade. A.P. Moller – Maersk And IBM To Discontinue Tradelens, A Blockchain-enabled Global Trade Platform appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - Inauguration Ceremony Held For ‘MOL Student Ambassa...
Inauguration Ceremony Held For ‘MOL Student Ambassadors- Conveying The Appeal Of The Shipping Industry
MOL has hosted online work experience events for elementary and junior high school students since 2021. It has held three events so far. It introduced the ocean shipping industry in general in the first event, ship types and the jobs of seafarers in the second event. Inauguration Ceremony Held For ‘MOL Student Ambassadors- Conveying The Appeal Of The Shipping Industry[…] - ClassNK Issues Approval In Principle (AiP) For Dual Fuel ...
ClassNK Issues Approval In Principle (AiP) For Dual Fuel Generator Engine
As hydrogen is expected to be used as a clean energy source to realize a decarbonized society, ClassNK has worked on the establishment of necessary standards and certification to contribute to its maritime transportation and marine fuel use. ClassNK Issues Approval In Principle (AiP) For Dual Fuel Generator Engine appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - Boat Captain Imprisoned For 15 Months And Fined $7,000 Fo...
Boat Captain Imprisoned For 15 Months And Fined $7,000 For Killing A Female Passenger
In October, the captain of a speedboat reportedly pleaded guilty to the boat being overloaded, misleading the police inquiry but not endangering the lives of others in an accident that took place almost three years back and reportedly resulted in the death of one of the passengers. Boat Captain Imprisoned For 15 Months And Fined $7,000 For Killing A Female[…] - Philippines’ Seafarers To Go Paperless With Blockchain
Philippines’ Seafarers To Go Paperless With Blockchain
Future seafarers from the Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific (MAAP) are no longer required to carry voluminous certificates with them when they depart for sea duties to oceangoing vessels. Philippines’ Seafarers To Go Paperless With Blockchain appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide - Cruise Ship Guest Survives 15 Hours At Sea After He Fell ...
Cruise Ship Guest Survives 15 Hours At Sea After He Fell Overboard
A 28-year-old cruise ship guest managed surviving 15 hours at sea in the US after he fell overboard during the Thanksgiving weekend. Cruise Ship Guest Survives 15 Hours At Sea After He Fell Overboard appeared first on Marine Insight - The Maritime Industry Guide
Climate Change
- Methane emissions on a downward trend, but accelerated cu...
Methane emissions on a downward trend, but accelerated cuts needed to meet EU climate targets
While emissions of methane across the European Union have decreased over past years, the overall reduction in emissions needs to accelerate to meet 2030 and 2050 EU climate objectives. Increased global efforts to reduce methane emissions would also be needed to mitigate global warming in the short term, according to a European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing on trends and drivers[…] - Moving towards sustainability in times of multiple crises...
Moving towards sustainability in times of multiple crises and uncertainty
The European Environment Agency’s (EEA) assessments have shown that Europe and world face unprecedented environment and climate challenges that require ambitious policy responses, such as the European Green Deal. Published today, EEA Signals 2022 looks at Europe’s commitments for sustainability and energy system from the perspective multiple, interconnected crises. - Premature deaths due to air pollution continue to fall in...
Premature deaths due to air pollution continue to fall in the EU, more efforts needed to deliver a toxic-free environment
Europe’s air quality keeps improving and the number of people dying early or suffering illness due to air pollution is in decline. However, according to European Environment Agency’s (EEA) analysis, published today, air pollution is still the largest environmental health risk in Europe, and more ambitious measures are needed to meet the health-based guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO). - New chairpersons to EEA Scientific Committee
New chairpersons to EEA Scientific Committee
The European Environment Agency’s (EEA) Scientific Committee has elected new Chair and Vice-Chairs. Professor Claire Dupont from Ghent University, Belgium, will chair the body of independent scientists advising EEA’s work. - Winners of EEA 2022 Well with Nature photo competition an...
Winners of EEA 2022 Well with Nature photo competition announced
A moody shot of a windswept lighthouse in an approaching storm on the Dutch coast, which won the Public Choice Award, headlines this year’s winners of the EEA’s ‘Well with Nature’ photo competition announced today. The 2022 competition was the EEA’s largest ever, drawing a record 5236 entries from across Europe. - Europe's heatwaves: How to keep buildings cool susta...
Europe's heatwaves: How to keep buildings cool sustainably?
Europe’s temperatures are rising more than twice as fast as the global average with more and more extreme heatwaves being recorded. The demand for sustainable cooling in buildings is increasing and, according to a European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing, published today, there is a need for buildings that are energy efficient, use passive cooling solutions and can protect people from[…] - Heatwaves, spread of infectious diseases due to climate c...
Heatwaves, spread of infectious diseases due to climate change growing health threats to Europeans
Unprecedented heatwaves — as seen this year — are the greatest direct climate-related health threat to Europe’s population. Heatwaves already account for numerous deaths and illnesses. This burden is set to increase without more climate change adaptation and mitigation measures. Heat-health action plans, urban greening, better building design and adjusting working times can contribute to better protect the most vulnerable[…] - Cities can offer new opportunities for prosumers of renew...
Cities can offer new opportunities for prosumers of renewable energy
Europe’s urban centres offer opportunities for citizens to produce renewable energy as prosumers according to a European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing, published today. Cities can play a key role in Europe’s shift to a low-carbon future. Facilitating urban prosumption can help accelerate this process. - Trends and projections: limited rebound in EU emissions a...
Trends and projections: limited rebound in EU emissions amid post-pandemic recovery and energy crisis
Greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption rose in 2021 due mostly to Europe’s post-pandemic recovery, according to the latest ‘Trends and Projections’ report published today by the European Environment Agency (EEA). Most EU Member States successfully achieved the EU’s 2020 climate and energy targets and are now turning their sights toward climate neutrality while also addressing the current energy supply[…] - Well with Nature: Pick the Public Choice Award winner of ...
Well with Nature: Pick the Public Choice Award winner of this year's EEA photo competition
The online vote is open! As of today, you can help pick the Public Choice Award winner in this year’s European Environment Agency’s (EEA) ‘Well with Nature’ photo competition, which drew a record 5236 entries from across Europe. - CU Boulder to host an NSF-funded Greenland natural scienc...
CU Boulder to host an NSF-funded Greenland natural science data workshop
- Newly documented population of polar bears in Southeast G...
Newly documented population of polar bears in Southeast Greenland sheds light on the species’ future in a warming Arctic
Science
- Death Valley’s Ubehebe Crater reveals volcanic haza...
Death Valley’s Ubehebe Crater reveals volcanic hazard areas are underestimated
- Groundcherry research bears new fruits
Groundcherry research bears new fruits
More than 34 million people in the U.S. don't have enough food. More diverse and adaptable crops are needed to address challenges in food production made worse by climate change, scientists say. Small, sweet berries called groundcherries may not feed… - Largest potentially hazardous asteroid detected in 8 years
Largest potentially hazardous asteroid detected in 8 years
Twilight observations with the Dark Energy Camera at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile, a program of the U.S. National Science Foundation-supported NOIRLab, have enabled astronomers to spot three near-Earth asteroids, or NEAs… - Climate change will cause Pacific’s low-oxygen zone...
Climate change will cause Pacific’s low-oxygen zone to expand even more by 2100
- Old-growth forests may offer temperature refugia for anim...
Old-growth forests may offer temperature refugia for animals in a warming climate
Old-growth forests, such as those found in the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest Long-Term Ecological Research site supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation, may offer temperature refugia for animals in a warming climate. In the face of a… - IceCube neutrinos give us first glimpse into the inner de...
IceCube neutrinos give us first glimpse into the inner depths of an active galaxy
For the first time, an international team of scientists have found evidence of high-energy neutrino emission from NGC 1068, also known as Messier 77, an active galaxy in the constellation Cetus and one of the most familiar and well-studied galaxies… - How do microscopic creatures called tardigrades survive b...
How do microscopic creatures called tardigrades survive being completely dried out?
U.S. National Science Foundation-supported researchers at the University of Wyoming have gained new insights into the biological processes that allow microscopic creatures called tardigrades to survive extreme conditions, including being completely… - Most detailed maps of polar regions ever created
Most detailed maps of polar regions ever created
A team of researchers led by the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities has released four more years of high-resolution imagery data, which has been added to eight years of previous data, to make the most detailed polar region terrain maps ever created… - Celebrate Antarctica Day on December 1st
Celebrate Antarctica Day on December 1st
23 November 2022Antarctica Day is an international holiday recognizing the anniversary of the signing of the Antarctic Treaty in 1959. It is celebrated on December 1st each year. Along with Midwinter Day, it is one of Antarctica's two principal holidays. Celebrate Antarctica Day with PolarTREC! Join PolarTREC for a live event from the Dry Valleys of Antarctica with PolarTREC teacher[…] - Green stormwater control measures clean up urban streams
Green stormwater control measures clean up urban streams
- Volcano's special 'voice' is key to unders...
Volcano's special 'voice' is key to understanding the linguistics of volcanoes
Mount Etna, Italy: one of the most active volcanoes in the world. For Boise State University geoscientist Jeffrey Johnson, this volcano's special "voice" is proving key to understanding the linguistics of volcanoes. Johnson and collaborators studied… - Engineers draw inspiration from geometrical frustration
Engineers draw inspiration from geometrical frustration
Springs, squeegees and soda straws function with a common property — they are rigid in one direction and flexible in another. Structures like these, with properties that vary across dimensions, have played critical roles in human technology from the…
Politics & Society
- Researchers observe first Arctic fox den in Finland for o...
Researchers observe first Arctic fox den in Finland for over 25 years
The EU-funded Nord II project aims to save and protect the highly-endangered Arctic fox, which is also known as the white fox, polar fox, or snow fox. Speaking to Swedish television channel SVT, Bell said that the population of the native Arctic tundra species has been restored to a viable level, with 19 dens recorded in Norrbotten, Swedish Lapland, while[…] - Russian parliament passes law limiting freedom of navigat...
Russian parliament passes law limiting freedom of navigation along Northern Sea Route
Can Russia claim absolute control of all navigation along the Northern Sea Route, or will the freedom of navigation act under the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) allow for innocent passage right through straights whose baselines are within territorial waters? The question is again in dispute as the Federation Council, the upper chamber of Russia’s parliament,[…] - Murmansk governor Chibis sanctioned
Murmansk governor Chibis sanctioned
The Murmansk Governor was early to flag support for the military attack on Ukraine. A few days after the invasion, Chibis got himself a hoodie marked with “Z” - the war symbol created by the Kremlin. He then praised the fighters in the first weekly meeting with his regional government. “We support all our fighters who are participating in the[…] - This new icebreaker has major importance for Northern Sea...
This new icebreaker has major importance for Northern Sea Route, says Rosatom
The 173 meter long nuclear powered icebreaker on Tuesday this week arrived in Murmansk after a six-day voyage from the Baltic Yard in St.Petersburg. It moored at Atomflot, the nuclear icebreaker base in the Kola Bay operated by nuclear power company Rosatom. The “Ural” arrives in Murmansk. Screenshot from MarineTraffic According to Acting General Director of Atomflot Leonid Irlitsa, the[…] - One-time child allowance benefit for Christmas to be offe...
One-time child allowance benefit for Christmas to be offered in Finland
According to the Social Insurance Institution Kela, Finland is to offer a one-time extra child allowance payment in December to prepare families for the holidays. In a statement, Kela explained that this payment is to “strengthen the purchasing power of families with children at a time of rising prices.” Families in Finland who permanently reside […] The post One-time child[…] - Putin's top oilman praises Xi Jinping, invites China...
Putin's top oilman praises Xi Jinping, invites China to the Arctic
Russia desperately seeks to respond to the international sanctions imposed on its energy sector and increasingly looks to China for salvage. During this week’s China-Russia Energy Business Forum, Head of Russia’s biggest oil company Rosneft Igor Sechin praised the Asian superpower and its president. In his speech, Sechin repeatedly quoted the Xi Jinping, including his address at the UN in[…] - Fleeing Russia, Andrei seeks asylum in what for him still...
Fleeing Russia, Andrei seeks asylum in what for him still is historical homeland, Sapmi
“The consequences [of the war] hit hard on indigenous communities,” Andrei Danilov tells. Speaking with the Barents Observer in Neiden, a traditional cross-road for different Sámi groups in the borderland between Norway, Russia and Finland, Danilov expresses deep concern for how the war of aggression impacts native people on the Kola Peninsula and across Siberia and the Far East. “It[…] - PRESSEMELDING FRA FORSKNINGSPROSJEKTET RIEVDAN
PRESSEMELDING FRA FORSKNINGSPROSJEKTET RIEVDAN
PRESSEMELDING FRA FORSKNINGSPROSJEKTET RIEVDAN: BÆREKRAFTIG REINDRIFT ER AVHENGIG AV REINDRIFTENS TRADISJONELLE KUNNSKAP Raske endringer i reinbeitene skaper utfordringer og muligheter for reindriften. - Latest Program for Reindeer Husbandry Conference 2022
Latest Program for Reindeer Husbandry Conference 2022
Latest Program for Reindeer Husbandry Conference 2022. International conference on the traditional knowledge of reindeer husbandry in a changing world within the Riedvan project will be held in Kautokeino, Norway 30 November – 1 December 2022. - Prográmma Boazodoallokonferánsa 2022
Prográmma Boazodoallokonferánsa 2022
Mánggat máhttovuogádagat - okta boazoealáhus Fágalaš konferánsa boazodoalu árbevirolaš máhtu birra rievddadeaddji servodagas. Mii háliidit lágidit saji duohta ságastallamii badjeolbmuiguin/boazosapmelaččaiguin boahtteáiggi boazodoalu birra. - Program for Reindriftskonferansen 2022
Program for Reindriftskonferansen 2022
Ulike kunnskapssystemer - én reindrift Faglig konferanse om reindriftens tradisjonelle kunnskaper i et samfunn i endring. Vi ønsker å skape en reell dialog med reindriftsutøvere om fremtidig reindrift. Vi ønsker å forsone ulike kunnskapsystemer for å opprettholde den samiske bærekraftige reindriften. Vi vil dele og diskutere reindriftens nyeste forskningsresultater. Vi inviterer reindriften og andre fagmiljløer til å bidra i utviklingen[…] - III Northern Forum Governors' Summit was held within...
III Northern Forum Governors' Summit was held within the framework of the NSDF
One of the highlights of the first day of the IV Northern Forum on Sustainable Development was the III Northern Forum Governors' Summit with the participation of the heads of regions: the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), regional coordinators, business partners, Northern Forum Goodwill Ambassadors, representatives of the regions and the business and expert[…]
Resources
- Boliden's Capital Markets Day 2022: New targets for ...
Boliden's Capital Markets Day 2022: New targets for reducing climate impact
WEBCAST 12:30 CET New climate targets Seen from a global climate perspective, Boliden has a very competitive position. As a result, two special products, Low-Carbon Copper and Low-Carbon Zinc, have been successfully launched. Boliden has now decided t... - Boliden's third quarter: Strong result despite high ...
Boliden's third quarter: Strong result despite high inflation
Revenues for the third quarter were SEK 19,480 m (15,906) and operating profit excluding revaluation of process inventory was SEK 3,484 m (2,419). Free cash flow totaled SEK 97 m (962). “Continued high inflation but in general stable production during t... - Q3 Interim Report 2022
Q3 Interim Report 2022
Q3 2022 Revenues totaled SEK 19,480 m (15,906) The operating profit totaled SEK 3,550 m (2,305) The operating profit excluding revaluation of process inventory totaled SEK 3,484 m (2,419) Free cash flow totaled SEK 97 m (962) Earnings per share t... - Invitation - Presentation of Q3 2022 Interim Report
Invitation - Presentation of Q3 2022 Interim Report
Boliden will announce its Interim Report for the third quarter 2022 on Thursday 20 October at 07.45 (CET). A press and analyst conference will be held on the same day at 09.30, which can be followed via webcast and telephone. The report will be pre... - Boliden reduces carbon footprint of the world's larg...
Boliden reduces carbon footprint of the world's largest offshore wind farm
The world’s largest offshore wind farm, Dogger Bank, has chosen to use Low-Carbon Copper from Boliden in the high-voltage offshore export cable systems for the third phase of the project, Dogger Bank C. By using Low-Carbon Copper, the CO2-footprint of thi... - Boliden issues green bonds aimed at sustainable zinc prod...
Boliden issues green bonds aimed at sustainable zinc production
“The interest in our first green bonds has been very great, which in itself is proof of the importance of metals for the climate transition and Boliden's position as a sustainable metal’s producer”, says Håkan Gabrielsson, CFO, Boliden. Today, Boliden is... - Boliden's second quarter: Strong results despite ext...
Boliden's second quarter: Strong results despite extensive maintenance shutdowns
“Strong prices and terms, together with high, stable production at our mines and zinc smelters, resulted in a record quarter for the Group despite high cost-push inflation. During the period, extensive maintenance was also carried out at the copper smelte... - Q2 Interim Report 2022
Q2 Interim Report 2022
Q2 2022 Revenues totaled SEK 21,568 m (17,891) The operating profit totaled SEK 4,078 m (2,785) The operating profit, excluding revaluation of process inventory, totaled SEK 4,532 m (2,616) Free cash flow totaled SEK 2,038 m (2,013) Earnings per ... - Invitation - Presentation of Q2 2022 Interim Report
Invitation - Presentation of Q2 2022 Interim Report
Boliden will announce its Interim Report for the second quarter 2022 on Thursday 21 July at 07.45 (CET). A press and analyst conference will be held on the same day at 09.30, which can be followed via webcast and telephone. The report will be presented b... - Change in number of shares and votes in Boliden
Change in number of shares and votes in Boliden
The 273,511,169 redemption shares issued through the share split were redeemed during June 2022 as part of the redemption procedure. As of June 30, 2022, the number of shares and votes in Boliden therefore again totals 273,511,169. For more information a...