SKF secures EUR 430 million financing for R&D of sustainable technologies

As the climate bank of the European Union (EU), the EIB financing supports the European Green Deal, EU's plan to become net zero by 2050. This financing forms an important part of SKF's overall funding strategy, further helping to complement and diversify the Group's funding sources. As the climate bank of the European Union (EU), the EIB financing supports the European Green Deal, EU's plan to become net zero by 2050. This financing forms an important part of SKF's overall funding strategy,...
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As the climate bank of the European Union (EU), the EIB financing supports the European Green Deal, EU's plan to become net zero by 2050. This financing forms an important part of SKF's overall funding strategy, further helping to complement and diversify the Group's funding sources.

"This loan underscores our commitment to supporting innovation for a greener future. As a driver of technological progress for over a century, SKF conducts advanced research in bearing and seal technologies that is crucial for renewable energy and electric mobility, aligning with our shared vision for a sustainable Europe," says Thomas Östros, EIB Vice-President.

Innovation and technology development are at the core at SKF. This includes designing, developing and commercializing technologies that support the Group's strategy to drive profitable growth. In 2023, SKF spent SEK 3.3 billion in R&D, resulting in a strong product and services pipeline, bringing significant customer value and driving profitable growth.

"The EIB financing will enhance our ongoing R&D initiatives in crucial technological areas, such as green steel and rotation, connectivity, oil regeneration, and laser cladding. Through technology and innovation, we make our products more reliable, sustainable and efficient, and continue to provide solutions that help customers minimize friction and energy waste in their operations, contributing to the needed sustainability transformation," says Annika Ölme, CTO and Senior Vice President, Technology Development, at SKF.

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