Atrium Ljungberg Achieves Three of Four Sustainability Targets

Reuters01-09
Atrium Ljungberg Achieves Three of Four Sustainability Targets

Atrium Ljungberg AB announced that it has achieved three out of four sustainability targets linked to its sustainability-linked bond, which matures in February 2027. The company reported that it met goals related to reducing the climate footprint from property management, improving social sustainability scores at its sites, and evaluating all suppliers against its Code of Conduct. While a significant reduction was achieved in emissions from property development activities, the target was not fully met. The sustainability framework, which includes targets on emission reductions, social sustainability, and supplier evaluations, has been reviewed by Cicero Shades of Green (S&P Global Ratings) and IISD. A detailed summary of the results will be published in the company’s year-end report on January 30, 2026.

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