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CSRD compliance for manufacturing companies
With increasing awareness of environmental challenges and social responsibilities, stakeholders now expect manufacturers to minimize their environmental impact, foster ethical working conditions, and contribute positively to society.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) raises the bar by introducing standardized Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting requirements tailored to the manufacturing sector. Not complying to those regulations can result in financial fines. But compliance is not just about meeting regulations - it’s an opportunity to lead, innovate, and strengthen your competitive edge.
A kick-start approach
At 9altitudes, we simplify your CSRD journey with a manufacturing-specific approach that ensures faster implementation and standardized ESG KPIs, customized to reflect your unique operations. Our expertise helps uncover your digital common thread, connecting processes across your value chain to create a cohesive, automated ESG strategy. With clear visual insights through intuitive dashboards and standardized reporting tools, you gain a complete view of your sustainability performance - empowering better decisions, improving audit readiness, and inspiring continuous progress.
Sustainability in manufacturing isn’t just a challenge - it’s an opportunity to innovate and differentiate. With 9altitudes as your trusted partner, you can climb higher, turning compliance into a pathway to resilience and a stronger, more sustainable future.
How does your CSRD journey look like?
Together, we craft your CSRD report that meets regulatory standards, guiding you through each step of the journey:
- Context structuring: We begin by identifying your key stakeholders and establishing a clear compliance timeline to align with your business priorities.
- Double Materiality Analysis: At this stage, we determine the most critical ESG KPIs you need to report on, considering both their financial and environmental impact.
- Compliance plan: With the KPIs defined, we assess your current sustainability practices, evaluate available data, and analyze your infrastructure to ensure alignment with CSRD requirements.
- ESG roadmap: Based on these insights, we implement the most fitting solutions tailored to your CSRD needs and provide support after deployment.
Together, we’ll ensure your CSRD compliance while laying the foundation for long-term sustainability and transparency.
Let us guide you
Our experts, your trustable advisors are ready to help you. We don't just provide you with a new tool. We guide you though your digital transformation journey and help you drive sustainable success.
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