2024 ESG & Reporting Compliance News

A regularly updated list of companies within the European Union navigating the new EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). These companies are under strict regulatory surveillance to meet ESG reporting requirements.


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Urgency for ESG Compliance: Is Your Company Ready?

Stay Ahead of the New EU Regulations


As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) come into force, companies must act quickly to meet the new ESG standards. These directives come with strict deadlines, and failing to comply could lead to penalties or missed business opportunities.


1️⃣ Understand the urgency for aligning your company with the new ESG reporting and due diligence requirements.


2️⃣ These regulations impact over 50,000 companies across the EU and beyond.


3️⃣ Get access to our Sustainability AI Assistant to help you navigate the CSRD deadlines and reporting requirements.

The CSRD Scope Expansion: Does Your Business Qualify?

Broader Reporting, Bigger Impact


The CSRD significantly expands the scope of mandatory reporting to include all large EU-based companies and non-EU companies with a significant EU presence. If your company meets certain size thresholds, you will now be required to prepare detailed ESG reports.


1️⃣ Companies with 250+ employees, €40M in revenue, or €20M in assets must comply.


2️⃣ This means 50,000+ companies now need to rethink their reporting strategy and begin implementing comprehensive ESG frameworks.


3️⃣ See if your company qualifies and learn the next steps for integrating ESG reporting.

Enhanced ESG Reporting Standards: Align with Global Frameworks

Master the New Reporting Standards


The CSRD and CSDDD require companies to report on a wide range of ESG factors in line with global standards. It’s critical to understand the EU Taxonomy and Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) to ensure your reports meet the new criteria.


1️⃣ Companies will need to disclose their environmental, social, and governance impacts and how they are addressing them.


2️⃣ Enhanced transparency can help attract investors and improve corporate reputation.


3️⃣ Access our step-by-step framework for aligning your company’s ESG practices with the EU Taxonomy and GRI standards.

Companies' Key Information

Companies

Annual Revenue

Number of Employees

Country

Industry

Compliance Deadline

Novabse SGPS

100M

1,500

Portugal

IT Services

2025

Ramada Investimentos

200M

800

Portugal

Industrial

2025

Phraol SGPS

100M

50

Portugal

Telecommunications

2025

Greenvolt

200M

400

Portugal

Renewable Energy

2025

Ibersol SGPS

400M

8,000

Portugal

Food Services

2025

CTT - Correios de Portugal

700M

12,000

Portugal

Postal Servicess

2025

Mota-Engil

3B

10,000

Portugal

Construction

2025

Corticeira Amorim

800M

3,500

Portugal

Manufactoring

2025

Semapa

2B

4,000

Portugal

Conglomerate

2025

SONAE SGPS

6.8B

35,000

Portugal

Retail

2025

The Navigator Company

1.6B

2,000

Portugal

Pulp and Paper

2025

Banco Comercial Português

2B

7,000

Portugal

Banking

2025

REN - Redes Energéticas Nacionais

500M

700

Portugal

Utilities

2025

NOS SGPS

1.6B

1,500

Portugal

Telecommunications

2025

Altri SGPS

700M

2,500

Portugal

Pulp and Paper

2025

EDP - Energias de Portugal

16B

6,000

Portugal

Utilities

2025

GALP Energia

15B

3,000

Portugal

Energy

2025

Jerónimo Martins

20B

30,000

Portugal

Retail

2025


Note: The ESG compliance deadline refers to the year by which these companies are expected to comply with the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which mandates enhanced sustainability reporting for large companies.

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