SSAB issues first green bonds amounting to SEK2,800m
(Posted on 10/11/25)
SSAB AB has successfully issued its inaugural green bonds under its EUR 2 billion EMTN programme, dated June 25, 2025. Two five-year senior unsecured green bonds, with a combined total of SEK 2,800 million, have been issued and mature in November 2030. The floating rate notes carry a coupon of 3m Stibor + 1,12% (SEK 2,250 million) and the fixed rate notes (SEK 550 million) a coupon of 3,565%. The transaction generated strong interest from investors and the issue was well oversubscribed, reflecting solid market confidence in SSAB’s sustainability strategy and credit profile.
SSAB is a Nordic and US-based steel company that builds a stronger, lighter and more sustainable world through value added steel products and services.
The net proceeds from the bonds could be allocated to green eligible projects within one or more of the categories, as defined in SSAB’s Green and Sustainability-Linked Finance Framework: Eco-efficient products, production technologies and process, and; Renewable energy.
SSAB is driving the steel industry’s transition toward a sustainable, low-carbon future, with the long-term goal of virtually eliminating carbon dioxide emissions from its operations. This inaugural green bond reinforces that commitment and represents a significant step toward realizing SSAB’s long-term strategy.
“This green bond is an important milestone in aligning our financing with our sustainability ambitions. It highlights the strong connection between SSAB’s financial strategy and our goal to lead the green transformation of the steel industry. The strong investor interest confirms confidence in our long-term vision”, says Leena Craelius, CFO at SSAB.
Danske Bank, SEB and Swedbank acted as joint lead managers and financial advisors for the bond issue and SEB has acted as structuring advisor on the establishment of the Green and Sustainability-linked Finance Framework.
has developed SSAB Fossil-free steel and plans to reinvent the value chain from the mine to the end customer, largely eliminating carbon dioxide emissions from our own operations. SSAB Zero™, a largely carbon emission-free steel based on recycled steel, SSAB further strengthens SSAB’s leadership position and our comprehensive, sustainable offering independent of the raw material. SSAB has employees in over 50 countries and production facilities in Sweden, Finland and the US.
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