The Swedish Export Credit Corporation, SEK, will distribute a total of Skr 1.7 billion to its owner, the Swedish state, for 2024. Decisions regarding dividends were made at the annual general meeting and an extraordinary general meeting on March 25.
At Tuesday’s Annual General Meeting and Extraordinary General Meeting of the Swedish Export Credit Corporation, the Board’s proposals for an ordinary dividend of Skr 673 million and an additional dividend of Skr 1,000 million to SEK’s owner, the Swedish state, were approved.
The decisions are based om last year’s record-high net interest income and historically high operating result.
“The year’s result and dividends are a testament to SEK’s strategy, which focuses on growth, sustainability, and efficiency. An increasing number of Swedish exporters recognize the value of SEK’s financing solutions, which contribute to enhanced competitiveness and sustainable transition in Sweden and abroad,” says Magnus Montan, CEO of the Swedish Export Credit Corporation.
Minutes from the annual general and extraordinary general meetings will be available shortly on SEK’s website: Corporate governance | Svensk Exportkredit.
Katarina Daniels
Chief Press and Communication Officer
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Email: Katarina.Daniels@sek.se
About SEK
The Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK) is a commercially driven, state-owned company that provides financing to Swedish exporters, their subcontractors, subsidiaries, and international buyers of Swedish products and services. SEK’s financing supports the growth of companies, creating new jobs and driving economic activity in Sweden. Additionally, SEK promotes the transition to a more sustainable society, both within Sweden and globally. Find out more: www.sek.se.