Report efficiently, act transparently
ESG reporting makes corporate sustainability visible and creates transparency for investors, customers and other stakeholders.
As GRI-certified experts, we support you in preparing legally compliant and strategically aligned sustainability reports in accordance with the GRI Standards and the requirements of the EU CSRD – clearly structured, data-based, and individually tailored to your company.
The foundation of any sound ESG reporting is a thorough materiality analysis. Together with your team, we identify the relevant sustainability topics and ESG aspects that are important to your company and your stakeholders – taking into account the dual materiality requirements of the CSRD. Based on this, we develop the content structure of your sustainability report and support you in selecting suitable indicators and reporting metrics according to the GRI standard.
In the next step, we support you in the systematic collection and preparation of all necessary information – from environmental indicators and social aspects to governance structures. We develop text modules, tables, and charts and coordinate the content internally with your departments. This ensures that your ESG report is not only legally compliant, but also credible, understandable, and visually appealing – ready for publication on your website or as part of statutory reporting requirements.
Identification of relevant ESG topics based on the dual materiality approach according to the CSRD – involving internal and external stakeholders. The analysis provides clarity on priorities, opportunities, and risks along the value chain and forms the basis for the content of the report.
Systematic collection, structuring, and validation of quantitative and qualitative ESG data from various business areas. We support internal data coordination, the development of appropriate reporting processes, and the integration of external sources.
Development of a reporting concept tailored to your company with a clear chapter structure, alignment to the GRI Standards, and selection of relevant disclosure requirements. This creates a consistent structure that both complies with regulatory requirements and remains usable internally.
Creation of professional report content – from text modules to tables and graphics – including coordination with internal stakeholders and final layout template for publication.
Mandatory ESG reporting under the EU CSRD has been phased in for many companies, coming into effect in 2026 and 2028. Addressing the requirements early on creates certainty, saves resources later on, and enables a strategic advantage over less prepared competitors.
Investors, banks, business partners, and increasingly guests expect transparency regarding sustainability performance. A professional ESG report builds trust and signals responsibility, credibility, and sustainability.
A well-structured ESG report not only offers external impact but also internal added value: It enables a sound analysis of risks and opportunities, promotes cross-departmental collaboration, and provides a valuable basis for decision-making for strategic developments.
Transparent communication about sustainability positions your company as a responsible market participant. This strengthens your image, improves your visibility among sustainability-conscious customers, and can open up new market opportunities – especially in the tourism and real estate sectors.
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