Gruvaktiebolaget Viscaria is a Swedish publicly traded mining company focused on copper exploration and production. Its primary operation centers on reopening the Viscaria copper mine, a brownfield site in Kiruna, northern Sweden, where it holds processing concessions and has received an environmental permit. The company develops an underground mine and processing plant to produce copper concentrate from copper-iron ore deposits, alongside byproducts such as iron ore concentrate, gold, and silver. These minerals support key industries including electronics, construction, automotive, and infrastructure due to copper's conductivity and corrosion resistance. Gruvaktiebolaget Viscaria also maintains exploration permits and processing concessions in Arvidsjaur and Smedjebacken, emphasizing sustainable practices with hydropower-sourced electricity for low CO2 emissions and advanced technologies in mining, logistics, and water purification. Headquartered in Kiruna since 2006, it positions itself as a responsible producer aiming to contribute significantly to Europe's copper supply through high-grade deposits and efficient extraction methods like long-hole open stoping.