Kungsleden prolongs and expands a credit facility totaling SEK 2.9 billion with Handelsbanken and complements the terms of the loan with a focus on diversity and carbon reduction. The credit facility is linked to sustainability, and for the first time in Sweden, with a diversity goal and a goal to reduce the use of energy and CO2e emissions in properties by a minimum of 25 per cent by 2025 compared to 2020. The credit facility is fully secured with mortgage and has a duration of four years. In conjunction with the refinancing, the facility is to be increased by SEK 300 million to a total of SEK 2.9 billion. The credit facility is a key part of Kungsleden's liquidity coverage and is primarily aimed to serve as a back-up for issues of commercial papers and loan maturities in the bond market. font-weight:boldKungsleden has a target of being climate positive across the value chain by 2035 and long-term goal is in line with a maximum of 1,5 degrees global warming, according to science (Science Based Target Initiative). The work to achieve ambitious emissions reduction targets includes materials with low carbon footprint, circularity, energy efficiency, installation of solar panels and geoenergy installations, purchase of fossil-free district heating and the use of climate-friendly refrigerants. font-weight:boldKungsleden has long been an equal opportunities employer on all levels of the organization and is now focusing intensively on achieving other diversity targets to better reflect society. This work is pursued, for example, through the recruitment process and as part of continuous efforts relating to core values throughout the organization.