CSRD Compliance: Secure Your Businesses Future
The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is demanding detailed environmental, social, and governance (CSRD ESG) reporting from companies across the board. And yes, that includes SMEs too!
The benefits of CSRD compliance for your business
CSRD compliance keeps you out of regulatory hot water. But smart businesses know that's just the baseline, the real benefits are what happen next.
Start gaining more brand credibility
CSRD reporting gives your sustainability claims teeth. No more hoping customers believe your green marketing.
Build a solid foundation of trust
CSRD compliance shows you're serious about transparency, which means investors, partners, and customers can trust what you're saying.
Open doors to new opportunities
Impact investors and sustainability-focused partners actively seek out CSRD-compliant companies. Get ready for some door knocking.
CSRD regulation: Are you affected?
Be compliant & prepared
The EU has cast a pretty wide net with who is applicable to these new rules, and the chances are you're swimming right into it.
Companies already doing NFRD reporting
(Reporting by 2025)
If you were already doing NFRD reporting, congratulations - you get to go first. That means 500+ employees, €40M+ turnover, or €20M+ balance sheet.
CSRD reporting timeline: 2025
Large Corporations
(Reporting by 2026)
Large enterprises, both EU and non-EU companies. 250+ employees, €40M turnover, or €20M balance sheet. Listed or unlisted - doesn't matter.
CSRD reporting timeline: 2026
Listed SMEs
(Reporting by 2027)
European and non-European SMEs listed on regulated EU markets get pulled in. Even if you're small (10+ employees, €900k turnover, €450k balance sheet), if you're publicly trading in the EU, you're in.
CSRD reporting timeline: 2027
Non-European Large Companies
(Reporting by 2029
Large non-European companies doing serious business in the EU (€150M+ through subsidiaries or branches).
CSRD timeline: 2029