LOVISAGRUVAN AB
NNGM:LOVI9.72
SEK
-0.28
(-2.80%)
ISIN
SE0000418873
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27.06
14.20
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-66.48
81.12
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-72.07
68.34
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- CEO
- Margurite Andersson
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Other metals/Minerals
- Address
- Strassa Sweden
- IPO Date
- Nov 13, 2007
- Website
- lovisagruvan.se
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- Lovisagruvan AB is a Sweden-based mining and mineral exploration company primarily engaged in the extraction, primary processing, and supply of polymetallic sulfide ores rich in zinc, lead, and silver. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Lindesberg, Sweden, the company operates within the basic materials and metals mining sector, focusing on underground mineral production at its flagship Lovisa underground mine situated in the Bergslagen mining district. Lovisagruvan AB offers a systematic range of mineral products and mining-related services, including run-of-mine (ROM) zinc-lead-silver sulfide ore; sorted and crushed polymetallic base metal raw materials; high-grade direct shipping ore (DSO) for external concentration and smelting facilities; underground drift development, stope mining, and haulage services; mineral resource delineation, diamond core drilling, and geological assaying; and bulk ore transportation logistics for delivery to industrial processing plants across Europe. The company primarily serves global smelting operations, metallurgical refiners, and commodity trading houses. In recent developments, Lovisagruvan AB has progressed deep-level underground development and targeted diamond drilling programs to delineate mineralized extensions at depth, aiming to expand its resource inventory and prolong the Lovisa mine life. Furthermore, the company has implemented operational efficiency upgrades across its underground fleet and ventilation infrastructure, renewed long-term ore offtake and toll-milling arrangements with European processing partners, and maintained strategic evaluations of regional exploration permits and collaborative mineral ventures within the Fennoscandian Shield.