STOCKHOLM – H&M Group has announced plans to issue its first green bond sale with the funds earmarked for investment in working towards its previously announced sustainability targets.
With a target of €500 million ($843 million), the proceeds will be targeted at projects that will increase its use of recycled materials and renewable energy as well as expanding its development of sustainable water projects.
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