Prepare for Europe’s New Sustainability Reporting Requirements with Confidence
CSRD is reshaping how organisations report ESG information, introducing mandatory double materiality, detailed ESRS disclosures, and assurance requirements. Arthian helps you prepare for compliance and turn reporting into strategic advantage.
CSRD replaces the Non-Financial Reporting Directive and expands ESG reporting requirements to large EU companies, listed SMEs, and non-EU companies with significant EU operations. It introduces double materiality, ESRS alignment, and digital tagging, raising the bar for transparency and accountability.
We help you build a CSRD-aligned reporting framework, through gap analysis, double materiality, ESRS integration, data controls, and internal engagement. Whether you’re in scope now or planning ahead, we guide you from uncertainty to readiness.
We assess your current reporting practices against CSRD and ESRS, identifying gaps, opportunities, and prioritised actions for compliance. This helps you understand where you stand and what’s needed to meet evolving disclosure requirements.
We conduct stakeholder-informed assessments to identify ESG topics that are financially and societally material, developing a matrix and integrating with strategy. This ensures your social value efforts are focused, relevant, and aligned with broader sustainability goals.
We build a reporting structure aligned with ESRS, covering environmental, social, and governance disclosures, sector-specific standards, and integration with financial reporting. This ensures your social value reporting is consistent, compliant, and strategically embedded.
We support robust ESG data systems, ensuring accuracy, audit readiness, and alignment with digital tagging and reporting formats. This helps streamline reporting and maintain confidence in your disclosures.
We deliver workshops and guidance to build internal understanding of CSRD, covering governance roles, reporting responsibilities, and cross-functional collaboration. This helps embed sustainability into everyday decision-making and operations.
We assess your current reporting practices against CSRD and ESRS, identifying gaps, opportunities, and prioritised actions for compliance. This helps you understand where you stand and what’s needed to meet evolving disclosure requirements.
We conduct stakeholder-informed assessments to identify ESG topics that are financially and societally material, developing a matrix and integrating with strategy. This ensures your social value efforts are focused, relevant, and aligned with broader sustainability goals.
We build a reporting structure aligned with ESRS, covering environmental, social, and governance disclosures, sector-specific standards, and integration with financial reporting. This ensures your social value reporting is consistent, compliant, and strategically embedded.
We support robust ESG data systems, ensuring accuracy, audit readiness, and alignment with digital tagging and reporting formats. This helps streamline reporting and maintain confidence in your disclosures.
We deliver workshops and guidance to build internal understanding of CSRD, covering governance roles, reporting responsibilities, and cross-functional collaboration. This helps embed sustainability into everyday decision-making and operations.
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Large EU companies, listed SMEs (phased), and non-EU companies with significant EU operations (e.g. €150M turnover). UK-based companies with EU subsidiaries may also be in scope.
ESRS defines the detailed disclosure requirements under CSRD—covering environmental, social, and governance topics with sector-specific and cross-cutting standards.
Double materiality assesses both financial impact and societal/environmental impact of ESG issues. It’s a mandatory part of CSRD.
Yes. CSRD requires limited assurance of sustainability information, with a move toward reasonable assurance—your data must be audit-ready.
Most organisations benefit from a phased approach over 6–12 months—starting with gap analysis and materiality assessment.
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