Debt Financing

The Group has adopted a centralized funding strategy whereby funding is primarily raised centrally by the parent company H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB.

External debt structure and maturities

To reduce refinancing risk the Group utilizes a variety of funding sources and an even distribution of maturities. The groups funding consists of loans and credit facilities from credit institutions and access to debt capital markets.

Debt maturity profile as at 30 November 2023

YearCommercial papersBonds (EMTN)Loans from credit institutionsUnused credit facilities
2023--2,272-
2024625-339-
2025----
2026--2,0003,407
2027----
2028--26014,765
2029-5,679--
2030----
2031-5,907--
Total SEK m62511,5864,87118,172

Debt Capital Market Programmes

Short Term Funding - Commercial paper (CP) programmes

ProgrammeSEK 7 billion - Swedish commercial paper programme
ArrangerHandelsbanken
DealersHandelsbanken, SEB and Danske Bank
LinksProgramme (in Swedish)
ProgrammeGBP 1 billion - Euro-Commercial paper programme
ArrangerBarclays
DealersBarclays
LinksProgramme

Long Term Funding - Bond programmes

ProgrammeEUR 2 billion EMTN programme
ArrangerBNP Paribas
DealersBNP Paribas, ING, Danske Bank, SEB and Standard Chartered
Offering Circular2023, 2022, 2021, 2020
Agency Agreement2023 Fourth Supplement, 2022 Third Supplement, 2021 Second Supplement, 2021 First Supplement, 2020 Establishment
ListingEuronext Dublin
Supplement(s)12th of February 2021
Final TermsXS2704918478 (EUR 500M 4.875%, 25 October 2031) , XS2303070911 (EUR 500M 0.25% 25-AUG2029)

Credit rating

To ensure best possible terms on the debt capital markets, H&M Group has received a credit rating from Standard & Poor’s.

H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB Credit Rating

AgencyLong Term RatingShort Term RatingOutlook
S&PBBBA-2Stable