La Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) represents a major step forward in corporate sustainability and transparency within the European Union.
Adopted to replace the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), the CSRD aims to strengthen sustainability reporting requirements for companies, focusing on the transparency, comparability and reliability of the information disclosed.
The CSRD was introduced in response to growing demand from stakeholders, including investors, consumers and regulators, for more detailed and reliable information on companies' environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance.
By requiring more comprehensive and standardised reporting, the CSRD makes it possible to better assess the risks and opportunities associated with sustainability, thereby promoting more informed decision-making.
You must draw up a sustainability report if you are:
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A company with more than 250 employees, sales of more than €50 million and/or a balance sheet of more than €25 million
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A non-European company with sales in excess of €150 million on the EU market
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A company listed on the stock exchange
You would like support in:
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Making non-financial information in your annual report more reliable and credible
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Gaining the trust of your stakeholders
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Ensure your regulatory compliance
The CSRD was introduced in response to growing demand from stakeholders, including investors, consumers and regulators, for more detailed and reliable information on the environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance of companies.
By requiring more comprehensive and standardised reporting, the CSRD makes it possible to better assess the risks and opportunities associated with sustainability, thereby promoting more informed decision-making.
