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The year-end report 2024 will be published on January 29, 2025

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Jan 21
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SSAB participating in EU project to promote hydrogen gas in industry

Innovation Digitalization Fossil-free steel

TWINGHY, a project co-funded by the EU, mainly aims to introduce hydrogen as a fuel to replace natural gas in reheating furnaces in the steel sector. The project will develop a digital twin to control furnace behavior and optimize operations. The technology can be useful in more of SSAB's different processes.

Jan 15
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Start of short-distance deliveries by e-truck from SSAB in Hämeenlinna

Environment Sustainability Hämeenlinna

SSAB Europe and Kuljettava Oy (earlier VR Transpoint road logistics) have a joint project to electrify heavy-duty transports. Heavy-duty vehicle charging points have been installed at SSAB’s Hämeenlinna Works and Kuljettava Oy has invested in two fully electric Scania semi-trailer combinations, the first of which started deliveries of steel products on January 9, 2025 to SSAB’s customers within up to 100-km radius of the Hämeenlinna Works.

Jan 15
Regulatory press releases

Invitation to SSAB’s briefing of the Year-end report 2024

Q4 Invitation Investors

SSAB invites you to a presentation of the Year-end report of 2024 at 9.30am CET on Wednesday, January 29, 2025. The report will be published at approximately 7.30am CET on the same date.

Jan 7
Other press releases

SSAB intends to divest its rock bolt business unit in Virsbo to U.S.-based Jennmar

SSAB has entered into an agreement with the intention to divest its expandable rock bolts unit in Virsbo to U.S.-based Jennmar. In total, 66 people are affected by the acquisition and have received an offer to continue their employment with Jennmar.

Dec 19
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SSAB receives environmental permit to transform steel plant in Luleå

Luleå Fossil-free steel

SSAB has received the necessary permit from the Land and Environmental Court in Umeå to build and operate a mini-mill in Luleå, Sweden, that will replace the current steel plant. The permit will enable a technology shift that will have significant positive effects on the environment and the climate. It will also allow SSAB to meet the high demand for our unique steels and to strengthen our future competitiveness.

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Viktoria Karsberg

Head of Corporate Identity and Group Communications, SSAB Head Office Stockholm, Sweden

Mobile phone: +46 8 454 5734 Email

EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS & MEDIA RELATIONS

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Gunilla Hjalmarson

Head of External Communications, SSAB Head Office Stockholm, Sweden

Mobile phone: +46 76 117 9185 Email

Anna Molin

Press Officer, SSAB Head Office Stockholm, Sweden

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Atte Kaksonen

Corporate Communications & Communications and Media Relations in Finland, Helsinki, Finland

Mobile phone: +358 50 3143 634 Email

SWEDISH SITES

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Karin Edfast

Communications Manager Luleå, Sweden

Mobile phone: +46 070 358 2070 Email

Sari Heikkinen

Communications Manager Oxelösund, Sweden

Mobile phone: +46 70 594 6152 Email

Anna Östlund

Communications Manager Borlänge, Sweden

Mobile phone: +46 700204089 Email

FINNISH SITES & RUUKKI CONSTRUCTION

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Jaana Henttonen

Communications Manager Hämeenlinna, Finland

Mobile phone: +358 40 844 2976 Email

Marja-Leena Vihelä

Communications Manager Raahe, Finland

Mobile phone: +358 40 195 0478 Email

Kristiina Sikiö

Head of Communications, Ruukki Construction (subsidiary of SSAB), Helsinki, Finland

Mobile phone: +358 50 354 1296 Email

USA

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Leigh Perry-Herndon

Director, Communications, SSAB Americas, Mobile, Alabama, USA

Mobile phone: +1 251 377 5438 Email