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Innovations  |  04/08/2025

The UGIWAM® process from Swiss Steel Group.

UGIWAM® – Precision, Customization, and Sustainability in Additive Manufacturing
With UGIWAM®, Swiss Steel Group offers a WAAM wire that combines tailored chemical compositions, full material control, and decades of metallurgical expertise – delivering optimal performance and supporting decarbonization across industries from aerospace to energy.

Sustainability  |  04/04/2025

Swiss Steel Group achieves top score of "A" in CDP Climate Change Rating

Emmenbrücke, April 4, 2025 - Swiss Steel Group has been awarded the top grade "A" in this year's sustainability ratings by the international non-profit organization CDP in the area of climate change. This makes the company one of only four steel manufacturers assessed worldwide to achieve this highest rating in 2024 - and at the same time one of the best companies among al-most 25,000 participants assessed worldwide.

Ad hoc announcements  |  19/03/2025

Swiss Steel Group stays on strategic path amidst challenging market conditions

Emmenbrücke, March 19, 2025

Sustainability  |  14/03/2025

EcoVadis confirms the achievements of Swiss Steel Group in the areas of environment and social responsibility with the gold medal

Emmenbrücke, March 14, 2025 - Swiss Steel Group, a leading global supplier of special long steel, has been awarded the gold medal by EcoVadis, the renowned platform for sustainability assess-ments of global supply chains. This is a significant improvement on last year's silver medal and underlines the company's consistent commitment to environmentally friendly production, social responsibility and ethical business management.

Ad hoc announcements  |  05/03/2025

Swiss Steel Holding AG: Last trading day on SIX Swiss Exchange on June 5, 2025 – Exemption from annual results publication requirement granted

Emmenbrücke, March 5, 2025 – Swiss Steel Holding AG, a leading global manufacturer of special long steel, announces that the voluntary delisting from the SIX Swiss Exchange has been approved by the competent bodies of SIX Exchange Regulation. In coordination with SIX, the last trading day has been set for June 5, 2025. Immediately after delisting, Swiss Steel Holding AG shares will be traded via the over-the-counter trading platform LPZ-X of the private bank Lienhardt & Partner. At the same time, Swiss Steel Holding AG has been granted an exemption from the requirement to publish its annual results in line with SIX Listing Rules.

Products  |  19/02/2025

UGIMA®-X: The third generation of high-performance machinable - Stainless Steel sets new standards in productivity and reproducibility

Swiss Steel Group presents UGIMA®-X, the third generation of high-machinability stainless steels, delivering significant advancements in machining efficiency, tool life, and process repro-ducibility. This evolution results from over three decades of application-oriented research and close collaboration with industrial partners.

Company insights  |  17/02/2025

Shareholders approve proposal for voluntary delisting of Swiss Steel Holding AG shares

Emmenbrücke, February 17, 2025 – Swiss Steel Holding AG, a leading supplier of special long steel, announces that its shareholders have approved the proposal of the Board of Directors to voluntarily delist the shares from the SIX Swiss Exchange at today's Extraordinary General Meet-ing.

Ad hoc announcements  |  24/01/2025

Swiss Steel Holding AG announces the intended voluntary delisting from the Swiss stock exchange

Emmenbrücke, January 24, 2025 – Swiss Steel Holding AG, a global leader in special long steel, has announced its voluntary intention to delist from the SIX Swiss Exchange. Given the company's small free float, Swiss Steel Holding AG plans to apply for an off-exchange trading opportunity for the company's shares.

Company insights  |  14/01/2025

Conclusion of the consultation process at Steeltec AG

Emmenbrücke, January 14, 2025 | Steeltec AG, the production site of Swiss Steel Group in Swit-zerland, has successfully concluded its consultation process. As previously announced, a total number of 130 positions will be reduced in Emmenbrücke. The number of anticipated redundan-cies has been reduced from 80 to a maximum of 50 employees.