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G3 Categories of revenue

Group notes – Categories of revenue

 

2024

2025

Primary geographical markets

Mining

Rock Processing

Machining and Intelligent Manufacturing

Total

Mining

Rock Processing

Machining and Intelligent Manufacturing

Total

Europe

6,531

2,083

23,247

31,861

6,181

1,844

22,421

30,447

North America

14,586

2,158

13,838

30,583

15,296

2,226

13,358

30,880

South America

6,096

1,326

1,092

8,514

6,418

1,320

979

8,717

Africa and Middle East

13,349

1,374

509

15,232

12,924

1,398

490

14,812

Asia

10,260

1,854

9,548

21,662

9,762

1,648

9,720

21,130

Australia and New Zealand

12,785

1,909

332

15,026

12,390

2,000

305

14,694

Total

63,607

10,704

48,567

122,878

62,971

10,435

47,273

120,680

Major goods/service lines

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sale of goods

56,748

9,703

44,407

110,858

56,124

9,433

43,346

108,903

Rendering of services

5,859

996

4,134

10,989

5,882

997

3,908

10,786

Rental income

970

3

4

978

948

5

3

955

Other non-product related revenue

30

2

21

53

18

1

16

36

Total

63,607

10,704

48,567

122,878

62,971

10,435

47,273

120,680

Order backlog to be recognized as revenue after 2026

2,444

92

0

2,519

2,987

5

0

2,991

§ Accounting principles

Sale of goods

Revenue from goods sold (e.g., metal cutting tools, mining equipment) is recognized at a point in time when the control has been transferred to the customer. For sale of goods the transfer of control usually occurs when the significant risks and rewards are transferred in accordance to the Incoterms. For changes in contract assets and liabilities, see note G19 and G24.

When goods sold are highly customized and there is an enforceable right to payment for performances completed to date, the goods are recognized over time. Progress of satisfaction of each performance obligation is used to measure the revenue by the proportion of cost incurred to date compared to estimated total cost of each performance obligation.

Payment is generally due between 30–90 days from the transfer of control. In some contracts, short-term advances are required before the equipment is delivered.

Rendering of services

Revenue from service contracts (e.g., installation, support and maintenance) is recognized over time since the customer receives and consumes the benefits as it is being provided. Progress of satisfaction of each performance obligation is used to measure the revenue by the proportion of cost incurred to date compared to estimated total cost of each performance obligation.

Payment is generally due between 30–90 days after completion.

Variable consideration

Some customer contracts contain right of return, late delivery penalties, volume rebates and trade-in, which give rise to variable consideration subject to constraint. Such variable consideration have been considered as part of the revenue recognition.

Significant financing component

Sandvik applies the practical expedient to not calculate and account for significant financing component if the period between the transfer of a good or service to a customer and payment is 12 months or less.

Licenses

Revenue from licenses is recognized at point in time if the customer can use the license in its current functionality and no further updates or improvements are expected or required. If the customer has the right to access the license including future updates with improved functionality, the revenue from those licenses is recognized over the contract period.