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    Mid-term report: EIB Group Strategic Roadmap 2024/2027

    The EIB Group is stepping up its investments in support of EU priorities. The mid-term review of the Strategic Roadmap 2024/2027 highlights the progress made.

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    12 Jun 2026

    64 Pages (PDF/EN)

    ISBN: 978-92-861-6209-1 (PDF/EN)

    DOI: 10.2867/4102968

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    European Investment Bank (EIB) (12 Jun 2026). Mid-term report: EIB Group Strategic Roadmap 2024/2027 https://doi.org/10.2867/4102968

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    Over the past two years, the European Investment Bank Group has strengthened its role as the European Union’s financing arm.

    This mid-term report on the Group’s Strategic Roadmap 2024/2027 reviews how the Group has sharpened its strategic focus to make a greater impact, aligning closely with EU priorities while increasing agility, innovation and risk-taking. Implementation of the roadmap’s eight priorities is well advanced, with strong progress across climate action, digitalisation, security and defence and social and territorial cohesion. The mid-term report includes an annex highlighting the Group’s flagship projects from 2024 to May 2026.

    Key developments since the introduction of the Strategic Roadmap include:

    • record activity, with €100 billion in new financing signed in 2025 and major investments across energy, transport, water, housing and support for Ukraine;
    • a significant increase in support for security and defence, including expanded eligibility and a growing pipeline of flagship projects;
    • accelerated backing for innovation and technological leadership, notably through the launch of the TechEU programme;
    • continued leadership as the EU climate bank, alongside reinforced investment in cohesion, agriculture, the bioeconomy and social infrastructure.

    Looking ahead, the mid-term report highlights the Group’s evolving strategic role and the priorities shaping the next phase of implementation:

    • scaling up investment in key areas such as energy systems, artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and critical supply chains;
    • strengthening Europe’s economic security and competitiveness, while advancing the green transition;
    • expanding support for Ukraine, enlargement countries and global partnerships aligned with EU priorities;
    • increasing impact by mobilising private capital, enhancing partnerships and improving efficiency to deliver faster, larger-scale investment.