The Green Financing Framework helps Electrolux Group to fund climate investments and other environmental initiatives.
The financing proceeds will exclusively be used to finance or refinance projects meeting the eligibility criteria of the Green Financing Framework. This may include investments in R&D to improve the energy or water efficiency of appliances, development of recycled materials, reduced use of refrigerants with high greenhouse warming potential, and increased use of renewable energy at Electrolux Group sites, for example through installation of solar panels.
To enable investors and other stakeholders to follow the development of Electrolux Group green financing issuance and to get insight into how the green financing proceeds are used, Electrolux Group will provide an annual Green Financing Impact Report.
The Electrolux Group Green Financing Framework dated December 2025 is the latest update.
Eligible categories
To be eligible for financing from Electrolux Group green financing proceeds, projects must fall within one of the categories listed below.
- Green buildings
– which relates to solutions that extend the lifetime, value or environmental performance of buildings, as well as supportive infrastructure - Energy efficiency
– which relates to solutions within operations and products which increase energy efficiency - Sustainable water and wastewater management
– which relates to solutions within manufacturing, operation and products which increase water efficiency and improve wastewater management - Pollution prevention and control
– which relates to solutions within manufacturing processes, including related infrastructure, aiming at improving waste handling strategies and increasing the share of materials that are reused or recycled - Circular economy adopted products, production technologies, and processes
– which relates to expansion of products and solutions, as well as supportive infrastructure related to circular economy adopted products, production technologies, and processes - Renewable energy
– which relates to expansion of renewable energy, as well as supportive infrastructure including energy storage - Climate change adaptation
– which relates to solutions that increase the lifetime or value of assets and improve the climate resilience of Electrolux Group’s operations, production environment, and supply chains - Clean transportation
– which relates to solutions that increase the lifetime or value of assets of clean transportation solutions
The framework has been developed in alignment with the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) Green Bond Principles 2025 and the Green Enabling Projects Guidance Jun 2025 as well as the Loan Market Association (LMA) and Asian Pacific Loan Market Association Green Loan Principles 2025, with projects eligible for funding defined to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Agreement. The framework has been independently evaluated by S&P Global Ratings.
Contacts
- Martin Bendixen, VP Treasury, Tax & Risk Management, martin.bendixen@electrolux.com
- Tomas Dahlman, Head of Environmental Sustainability, tomas.dahlman@electrolux.com