SSAB AB (publ) is a Stockholm-based steel company specializing in the production of high-strength, value-added steel products and solutions. With roots dating back to the formation of SSAB in 1978 through the merger of three Swedish steelworks, the company has evolved into a global supplier of advanced steels tailored for demanding applications. SSAB’s portfolio includes hot- and cold-rolled strip, coated steels, quenched and tempered (Q&T) grades, heavy plate, and wear-resistant Hardox® and structural Strenx® steels.
The company serves a broad range of industries, including automotive, construction, transportation, manufacturing, and energy. SSAB collaborates closely with customers to engineer steels that reduce weight, enhance safety, and improve fuel efficiency in vehicles, while its robust plate offerings find use in heavy machinery, mining equipment, and offshore platforms. In addition to its core steelmaking operations, SSAB provides cutting and fabrication services, logistics solutions, and technical support to streamline customers’ supply chains.
In 2014, SSAB expanded its Nordic footprint through the acquisition of Rautaruukki Corporation, adding production capacity in Finland and strengthening its market position across Northern Europe. Today, the company operates steel mills and service centers in Sweden, Finland, the United States, and Canada, supported by sales offices in key markets around the world. Its governance structure comprises an executive management team and board of directors headquartered in Stockholm.
Committed to sustainable steelmaking, SSAB is a founding member of the HYBRIT initiative alongside LKAB and Vattenfall, aiming to commercialize fossil-free steel using hydrogen-based direct reduction technology. Through ongoing investments in energy efficiency, circular production methods, and low-carbon innovations, SSAB seeks to meet rising global demand for advanced steels while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in line with evolving regulatory and customer expectations.
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