Green financing
In February 2017, Atrium Ljungberg launched its first Green Finance Framework. The framework defines the investments that contribute to more sustainable properties, lower energy consumption and reduced climate impact, and which therefore qualify for financing through green bonds.
Following the adoption of a new sustainability strategy and new sustainability targets at the end of 2021, the framework was updated in early 2022. In February 2025, it was updated again, including more stringent requirements for eligible green project categories and stronger alignment with the EU Taxonomy.
Green bonds are issued under Atrium Ljungberg’s MTN programme, using the same documentation as for other bonds issued under the programme. The key difference is that the proceeds from green bonds may only be allocated to projects and assets that qualify under Atrium Ljungberg’s Green Finance Framework.
The framework has been independently assessed by S&P Global Ratings, the successor organisation to the climate research institute CICERO.
An annual Investor Report is published describing the allocation of proceeds from issued green bonds and compliance with the Green Finance Framework. An annual assurance report from an independent and qualified third party is also published.
Investor Report
Investor letter 31/12/2025
Auditors limited assurance report 31/12/2025
Green Bond Framework
2025
Green Bond Framework February 2025
Second Opinion S&P Global February 2025
2022
Green Bond Framework February 2022
Second opinion Cicero February 2022
2017
Green Bond Framework 17 February 2017
Second opinion Cicero 17 February 2017
Sustainability-linked bonds
In February 2022, Atrium Ljungberg issued sustainability-linked bonds under its MTN programme. The documentation follows the standard MTN programme documentation with additional terms applicable to sustainability-linked financing. Proceeds from sustainability-linked bonds are used for general corporate purposes.
The Sustainability-Linked Finance Framework has been independently assessed by CICERO, now part of S&P Global Ratings, in collaboration with the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD).
A Sustainability-Linked Progress Report and an annual assurance report from an independent and qualified third party are published each year.
Documents
Sustainability-Linked Financing Framework February 2022
Second opinion Cicero and IISD Febuary 2022