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Annual Report 2025
SSAB has today March 17, 2026 published its Annual Report and the Corporate Governance Report 2025. The Annual Report provides an overview of SSAB’s financial and sustainability performance in 2025.
Updates on the situation at the new steel plant construction site in Luleå.
SSAB is building the world’s most electrified steel plant in Luleå, scheduled for completion by the end of 2029. Construction activities were temporarily paused on 3 April following reports of illness, in line with SSAB’s principle that safety always comes first. On 26 May, SSAB announced that reopening of the construction site will begin following completion of the analysis into thecauses of the reported symptoms.
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SSAB is expanding its facility for steel powder for additive manufacturing in Oxelösund, enabling production at commercial scale, strengthening SSAB’s position in advanced materials, and meeting growing demand for high-performance metal powders for 3D printing. Production is planned to be gradually ramped up from the first quarter of 2028, with a capacity of approximately 350 tonnes per year.
On May 11, 2026, SSAB announced that the commissioning of the new electric arc furnace (EAF) in Oxelösund would be delayed due to appeals in the permitting process relating to the powerline that will connect the EAF. The appeals have now been withdrawn, and Vattenfall Eldistribution has announced that construction of the power line will resume. Today’s announcement means that the start of production in the new EAF is now expected in the second quarter of 2027.
SSAB is supplying decarbonized steel to Vattenfall for the construction of the ground-mounted solar park Juliusburg/Krukow in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The steel, SSAB Zero™, is produced from recycled scrap using fossil-free electricity and biogas, resulting in up to 70 percent lower fossil carbon emissions compared to conventional steel.
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Steel produced at SSAB’s Raahe mill plays a key role in the construction of the world’s largest cruise ships. The Raahe site has a long-standing collaboration with the Meyer Turku shipyard—resulting in solutions that combine high quality, delivery reliability and efficient logistics.
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SSAB has opened a new steel service center in Mumbai, India dedicated to producing and supplying parts, kits and advanced components made from Hardox® wear plate and Strenx® performance steel, together with the specialised workshop processing that manufacturers need.
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