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Prepare now for the CSRD and upcoming changes.

With the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), many companies in the EU are required to report comprehensively on their sustainability strategy. The Sustainability Report has become an integral and audit-relevant component of the Annual Report.

On 26 February 2025, the EU Commission published the so-called Omnibus Package, which could have far-reaching implications for the CSRD. While the draft for the adjustment of the scope of application is yet to be approved by the European Council and the EU Parliament, the postponement of the application date has already been agreed: The implementation of the reporting obligations for large companies, which would have had to report on the 2025 financial year in 2026, as well as capital market-oriented SMEs will be postponed by two years. Member States are obliged to transpose the amendments into national law by 31 December 2025. For those companies that have to report on the 2024 financial year as early as 2025 according to the current directive, there is no suspension of the CSRD for the time being. It can thus be expected that the reporting obligation will take effect for all companies by 2028 at the latest.

However, with the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for non-listed SMEs (VSME) a voluntary standard has already been  published to encourage non-listed SMEs to report early.

Regardless of the scope and time of application, CSRD and VSME go beyond previous sustainability requirements and impose detailed reporting requirements. Companies must not only disclose their environmental and social impacts, but also demonstrate how sustainability is integrated into their business strategy. 

But what does this mean for your company in concrete terms?

We bring light into the darkness.

The new regulations are fundamentally changing how companies report about their sustainability performance. But don't worry - you don't have to fight your way through the jungle of regulations alone! We are here to help you understand the new requirements and develop a tailored strategy for your company.

Act now to be optimally prepared.

The postponement until 2027 may buy more time, but companies that prepare early will have a clear competitive advantage. Implementing all reporting requirements in good time will not only enable you to integrate them smoothly into your processes but also to use sustainability reporting strategically as a value driver.

Sustainability as a strategic opportunity - our BECEPTUM approach.

From our point of view, a sharper focus on sustainability is not only a regulatory obligation, but also an opportunity for companies to strengthen their business model in the long run. Our BECEPTUM approach helps you to translate your sustainability strategy into profitable business models and measurable cost optimization. Sustainability is not just a cost factor but can be leveregaed to enhance the overall value of your company.

Let's find out together what is relevant for you.

Our experts are on hand to help you navigate through the new requirements and develop the best strategy for you. Arrange an initial consultation now and ensure the necessary clarity in your sustainability reporting!