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Update as of 9 April: Just like any other basic resources stock, SSAB got hammered ever since the advent of Trump's reciprocal tariffs and their ongoing escalation down to recession fears; thus, as always with markets tumbling on a broad basis, it's no use to catch a falling knife. Once the current, all-out sell-off is over, however, I stick to SSAB's relatively positive prospects due to the catalysts as given below, since nothing has changed with the EU's investment agenda.

SSAB is at a pivotal moment as it navigates the dual challenges of a cyclical steel market and a major transformation toward fossil‐free production. The company is aggressively investing in its new electric arc furnace (EAF) projects—most notably a “mini-mill” in Luleå and conversion plans in Oxelösund—to shift its product mix toward higher-margin, premium steels such as advanced high‐strength and “green” steel.

Key Takeaways Strategic investments in advanced high-strength steels and electric arc furnaces aim to boost revenue, reduce costs, and enhance operational efficiency. Strong demand in mining and energy, along with automotive sector expansion, supports potential revenue growth and market share increase.