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Jan Moström
President of Euromines and Senior Advisor (former CEO of LKAB)

Jan Moström is President of Euromines and Senior Advisor, and former President and Chief Executive Officer of LKAB, a role he held from 2015. LKAB is a Swedish mining company and Europe's largest iron ore producer, accounting for about 80 % of the iron ore production in Europe. Since 2023, Jan Moström has been President of Euromines and he is also Chairman of the Swedish Mining Association, Svemin. Mr. Moström has had a long career as mining manager at Boliden AB and between 2005 and 2015, he was President of Business Area Mines at Boliden AB, responsible for the operation of all of Boliden’s mines. Jan Moström graduated as mining engineer in 1988 at The Swedish School of Mining and Metallurgy (Bergsskolan) in Filipstad, Sweden, and has dedicated his professional life and career to the mining industry. In 2023, Mr. Moström was appointed Honorary Doctor in Technology at Luleå University of Technology in Sweden.

Upcoming Sessions

Auditorium
Add to Calendar 2026-05-21 09:00:00 EIT RawMaterials Summit 2026: Anchoring Value in Europe: Connecting Industry and Policy on Europe's Raw Materials Reality Day 1 mapped Europe's raw materials architecture — the CRMA benchmarks, RESourceEU's €3 billion commitment, strategic partnerships, and the defence imperative. Day 2 opens with the harder question: what does it actually take to anchor that value here? With CBAM fully live since January, new steel safeguards agreed, the Circular Economy Act in active design for later in 2026, and the first CRMA list review due May 2027, this is the year Europe's strategic intent meets industrial reality — and the year it decides whether the value generated along its materials chain ends up on the continent or somewhere else.This opening dialogue convenes the three perspectives that have to connect for that value to stick. From Outokumpu — the CFO of Europe's only domestic chrome producer, scaling proprietary technology up the chromium value ladder into aerospace, defence, and energy. From Euromines — the industry association sitting at the intersection of trade, carbon, permitting, and circularity as the policy architecture is rewritten around it. From the European Commission — the Head of Cabinet shaping the Circular Economy Act, the instrument designed to make Europe's secondary materials a source of competitiveness, not just compliance.Three lenses, one working question: where do industry and policy need to connect — and where do they need to hold each other to account — for Europe's raw materials value chain to anchor, scale, and compete? Rue Bara 175, 1070 Bruxelles, Belgium, The Egg, Auditorium RAW MATERIALS http://eitrmsummit.com/eit-rawmaterials-summit-2026/anchoring-value-europe-connecting-industry-and-policy-europes-raw Europe/Brussels public
Anchoring Value in Europe: Connecting Industry and Policy on Europe's Raw Materials Reality
Moderated by
David Eades
President of Euromines and Senior Advisor (former CEO of LKAB)
Chief Financial Officer, Outokumpu Corporation
Head of Cabinet for Commissioner Jessika Roswall