The revised ESRS are significantly shorter and more focused. But companies should not expect reporting effort to fall at the same rate. The real change is where the work happens: less data collection, more judgement, connectivity and documentation. Around 70% of all data points have been removed, while the expected reduction in cost and effort … Continued
Swiss-headquartered but operating primarily in the Americas and Asia-Pacific, Landis+Gyr faces a reporting challenge that is becoming increasingly common: how to communicate sustainability performance credibly when your stakeholders are governed by different – and diverging – regulatory frameworks and market expectations. Global leadership in a new reporting context Landis+Gyr has long embedded sustainability at the … Continued
A good sustainability report does more than demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements. It shows what a company stands for, which sustainability topics truly matter to its business model, and how it deals with trade-offs, progress and setbacks. In the fourth episode of BERICHTENSWERT, Dr. Bernd Kasemir, Managing Partner at Sustainserv, and Meike Nolzen, Senior Consultant … Continued
The challenge: from informal to formal ESG approach with limited resources Basilea Pharmaceutica has always placed a high value on responsible, forward-looking management. Given the size of the company in its early years, informal management of environmental, social and governance (ESG) topics was initially sufficient. As the company, and expectations from stakeholders, grew, it was … Continued
Banks and investors are taking a closer look because stricter requirements from regulators and market supervision are increasing the pressure on financial institutions and asset managers to take climate risks into account. Companies have to adapt to increasing demands from investors. Heidelberg Materials shows how systematic and transparent ESG reporting can become a competitive advantage. … Continued
The Challenge As a capital market-oriented company with approximately 6,300 employees and USD 1.7 billion in annual turnover, Landis+Gyr was required to comply with Switzerland’s new non-financial reporting obligations (Swiss Code of Obligations Art. 964) regarding non-financial reporting for the financial year 2024. At the same time, the company was approaching the end of a … Continued