Sustainability

Everything we do is aimed at creating a stronger, lighter and more sustainable world. Sustainability is a central driving force for both us and our customers. We want to be the first to launch fossil-free steel on the market in 2026, and to virtually eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from our own operations by around 2030.

Fossil-free steel Annual Report and Sustainability Report

Sustainability strategy and governance

Sustainability is an element of SSAB’s business strategy.

First with fossil-free steel

SSAB wants to be the first to launch fossil-free steel on the market in 2026, and to largely eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from our own operations by around 2030. SSAB steels are already bringing environmental benefits to our customers.

Sustainability areas

SSAB’s sustainability work covers many different areas, such as the environment, health and safety, business ethics, and inclusion and diversity.

Reports and presentations

SSAB’s reports, documents and presentations are available here.

Sustainability news

Nov 28
Other press releases

Swedish prime minister attends start of construction in transformation of SSAB’s Nordic production system

Today, in the presence of Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, SSAB made a start on construction work for an electric arc furnace in Oxelösund. This is an historic milestone for Swedish industry and for the green transformation to fossil-free steelmaking.

Nov 27
Regulatory press releases

Buy-backs of shares in SSAB during week 47 2023

During the period 20 - 24 November 2023, SSAB AB (publ) (LEI 529900329VS14ZIML164) has repurchased in total 2,016,000 own shares, of which 492,000 shares of series A (ISIN: SE0000171100) and 1,524,000 shares of series B (ISIN: SE0000120669), as part of the share buy-back program initiated by the Board of Directors with the purpose to adjust the company’s capital structure so as to create greater value for the company’s shareholders.

Nov 24
Other news

SSAB submits permit application for transformation in Luleå

SSAB has today submitted its application under the Swedish Environmental Code to the Land and Environmental Court at Umeå District Court. The aim of the application is to obtain the necessary permits to transform the existing operations in Luleå to fossil-free production and so contribute to a more sustainable world.