Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
What Swiss Companies Need to Know
The European Union's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires comprehensive reporting on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices starting in 2024. This obligation applies not only to EU companies but also to their international partners. For Swiss companies, this means that staying competitive and maintaining business relationships will increasingly require providing sustainability data.
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Starting in 2025, the Swiss Federal Council plans to align national regulations with international standards. This will make sustainability reporting relevant for many Swiss companies—either directly or indirectly. As suppliers or partners of EU companies, they are already under pressure to provide transparent and sustainable data. Without such data, maintaining business relationships or remaining competitive could become increasingly challenging.
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Sustainability as an Opportunity
Those who act early can minimize risks while strengthening their market position. SC-X supports you in adapting your supply chain to the new requirements and providing CSRD-compliant data.
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Learn more in our blog post
Want to dive deeper into the topic? Our blog post provides comprehensive information on the CSRD and its impact on Swiss companies.
CSRD Checklist: Your First Step
With our checklist, you can quickly determine whether your company is directly or indirectly affected – and receive clear recommendations on how to take action.
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