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Hydro signs new $1,600M and $800M sustainability-linked revolving credit facilities

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Update time : 2025-11-19 15:10:58
Norsk Hydro ASA has on November 18, 2025, signed USD 1,600 million and USD 800 million revolving multi-currency credit facilities with the margin linked to Hydro’s greenhouse gas emission target. 
The facilities, which are available for general corporate purposes, replace Hydro’s undrawn USD 1,600 million and USD 1,000 million revolving credit facilities. The entire amounts are also available as sub-facility swinglines to facilitate immediate liquidity needs. 

The margin of the facilities will be adjusted based on Hydro’s progress to meet its annual targets to reduce CO2 emissions per tonne of hot metal from electrolysis.

“The successful refinancing is a testament to the strong relationship between Hydro and our core banking partners. The favourable terms and smooth execution reflect the deep trust cultivated over many years. By integrating a sustainability-linked structure into the facilities, we reaffirm our steadfast commitment to delivering on Hydro’s climate roadmap toward 2030, even amid a challenging macroeconomic environment," says Trond Olaf Christophersen, Hydro’s Chief Financial Officer.

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