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Sustainability

Navigating sustainability requirements, regulations and laws as a company can be difficult. We know. But today, sustainability is not only regulatory compliance for many companies, but also a way to strengthen both the brand and the relationship with investors. At Vero, we understand the importance of well-integrated strategic sustainability work and how it is best communicated to the capital market.

No matter where you are on your sustainability journey, we can assist and guide you through the jungle of regulations, frameworks, certifications, concepts, and trends. We understand strategic sustainability communication.

Vero supports companies in the process of getting started and structuring their sustainability work. We know how to communicate sustainability in a relevant and credible way. 

  • Benchmarking and mapping
  • Gap analysis against regulations
  • Strategy and target formulation
  • Education and workshops for the board and management
  • Double materiality analysis
  • Sustainability reporting
  • Law and regulatory compliance 
  • Key messaging, packaging and presentation

We have knowledge within regulations and frameworks such as CSRD, ESRS, GRI, TCFD, green finance and the UN's global goals. We can also help with ESG analyzes and certifications. 

Welcome to contact us if you want to know more.

E-mail: info@vero.se
Phone: +46 86 11 38 30

CSRD
Who has to report and when?

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU directive that aims to increase the accessibility, comparability, and transparency of sustainability reporting. The goal is to create the best possible conditions for the EU to achieve net-zero by 2050 and direct capital towards green investments. The directive entails stricter requirements and a common standard for sustainability reporting. Companies gradually covered by the directive include the following:

  • Large companies that are currently subject to the NFRD
    (over 500 employees)
  • Large companies that meet two out of three criteria in the last two financial years:
    -over 250 employees
    - Net sales over SEK 550 millions
    – Balance sheet over SEK 280 millions
  • Listed SMEs on the regulated market as well as small and non-complex credit institutions and captive companies.
When the directive has been fully implemented, approximately 50,000 companies within the EU are expected to comply with CSRD, of which approximately 4,100 of them are Swedish companies.

CSRD
What are the effects of the directive?

CSRD raises the requirements for companies' sustainability reporting and will lead to significant changes in their reporting and communication, not the least towards investors. The directive will also entail:

  • Reporting on risks, opportunities and impact
  • Sustainability report as a part of the management report
  • Digital tagging
  • Limited assurance by third-party
  • Increased responsibility for the board and audit committee
Reporting of sustainability information will be governed by the reporting standard European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS), which includes 80 information requirements and roughly 1,140 data points. With the new directive, increased requirements are placed on reporting of the companies' value chain, which will also mean that smaller companies are affected indirectly and may have to report on their impact.

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Lovisa Steen
Communications advisor, sustainability communications
070 550 59 28
lovisa@vero.se

For me, communication is ultimately about relationships – and about shaping messages so they truly resonate with the receiver. As an advisor within both investor relations and sustainability communications, I strongly believe that long-term value creation and sustainability go hand in hand, and that how you communicate can make a real difference in building trust and engagement. I thrive in close collaborations where strategies are shaped through dialogue. In my work, I support companies across industries and stages of development, navigating both planned milestones and unforeseen events. Prior to Vero, I worked in audit at EY, primarily with listed companies. That experience allows me to combine a trained eye for numbers with the ability to translate complex facts into strategic, trust-building communication.

I joined Vero in January 2026 and hold a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, with focus on International Business and Marketing, from Uppsala University.

Maria Montgomery
Project manager
+46 707 57 84 85
maria@vero.se
When many things happen at once, strategic communication truly makes a difference – both internally and externally. As project manager and advisor at Vero, I work closely with clients and teams in complex, time-sensitive situations as well as in long-term engagements.

I lead assignments within crisis communications and M&A, and I am always ready to step in operationally with responsibility for communications when needed.

I joined Vero in 2021. Previously, I worked as Communications Strategist at the City of Stockholm. I hold a degree in Strategic Communication from Lund University and have completed advanced project management training at Berghs School of Communication.
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