As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) comes into effect, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) must adapt to new sustainability reporting standards.
Ensuring your business complies with CSRD is a legal requirement and a step towards securing long-term success in an increasingly eco-conscious market.
Check the below criteria for CSRD compliance and see what your reporting timeline is:
Why CSRD Compliance Matters
The CSRD introduces stringent reporting rules for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, impacting companies of all sizes, including SMEs. Compliance means more than just meeting regulatory demands:
It enhances your brand’s credibility
Strengthens stakeholder trust
Opens the door to new opportunities with investors and partners focused on sustainable growth.
Challenges for SMEs
I understand that navigating these new regulations can be complex, especially for SMEs with limited resources. That’s where I come in. My tailored solution simplifies the compliance process, helping you stay ahead of the curve without disrupting your business operations.
How I Help You
End-to-End Support
From understanding the reporting requirements to full implementation, I guide you through every step.
Customised Solutions
My services are tailored specifically for SMEs, ensuring an efficient, cost-effective path to compliance.
ESG Reporting Tools
Access to my partnership to an easy-to-use platform that streamlines data collection, reporting, and auditing to meet CSRD standards.
Start Your Compliance Journey Today
Don’t let the new CSRD regulations catch you unprepared. Future-proof your business by becoming CSRD compliant today. Contact me and discover how I can help your business meet its sustainability goals and regulatory obligations.
Together, let’s build a sustainable future while driving growth for your business.
Companies previously subject to the NFRD
European and non- European enterprises already subject to NFRD reporting:
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Having more than 500 employees
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More than 40 million euros turnover
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More than 20 million euros in the balance sheet
Based on 2024
Report by 2025
Large enterprises
(Both listed and unlisted)
Large enterprises (both listed and unlisted).
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250 employees
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40 million euros turnover
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20 million euros in the balance sheet
Non-European companies listed on a
regulated European market are also included.
Based on 2025
Report by 2026
Small and Medium sized Companies
(European and non-European)
European and non- European SMEs listed on a regulated European market (excluding microenterprises).
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10 employees
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900k euros turnover
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450k euros in the balance sheet
Based on 2026
Report by 2027
Large companies
(Non-European)
Large non-European enterprises whose European revenue exceeds:
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150 million euros through a subsidiary or branch located within the European Union
Based on 2028
Report by 2029