Epiroc hosts Capital Markets Day

Swedish-based Epiroc will host a Capital Markets Day on November 14 in Stockholm. The company – which supplies drill rigs, rock excavation and construction equipment and tools ¬– says the purpose of the day is to give an update on its strategy, development and global operations to investors, analysts and financial media. Epiroc executives taking part will include Per Lindberg, president and CEO; Anders Lindén, CFO; Helena Hedblom, senior executive vice president mining and infrastructure. The program

May 16, 2019 Read time: 1 min

Swedish-based 8798 Epiroc will host a Capital Markets Day on November 14 in Stockholm.

The company – which supplies drill rigs, rock excavation and construction equipment and tools ¬– says the purpose of the day is to give an update on its strategy, development and global operations to investors, analysts and financial media.

Epiroc executives taking part will include Per Lindberg, president and CEO; Anders Lindén, CFO; Helena Hedblom, senior executive vice president mining and infrastructure. The programme starts with lunch and will end by 6pm.

Instructions on how to register and more detailed information including the venue will be distributed later.

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