25.04.2024 CSRD News
First application of the CSRD: a step-by-step approach

The CSRD has provided for a gradual approach to initial application. The table below shows the dates of initial application of the CSRD for each category of undertakings or parent undertakings covered.

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101/01/2024Large undertakings:


– whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market in the EU;
or
– which are credit institutions;
or
– which are insurance or reinsurance companies;
and
– which employ more than 500 people.
Undertakings that are parent undertakings of a large group:
– whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market in the EU;
or
– which are credit institutions;
or
– which are insurance or reinsurance companies;
and
– which employ more than 500 employees.
201/01/2025Large undertakings that meet at least two of the three “adjusted” criteria set out in Article 47 L.19/12/2002 other than those referred to in point 1 above.Parent undertakings of a group that, on a consolidated basis, exceeds at least two of the three “adjusted” criteria set out in Article 1711-4 L.10/08/1915 other than those referred to in point 1 above.
301/01/2026Small undertakings (Art. 35 L.19/12/2002) and medium-sized undertakings (Art. 47 L.19/12/2002):
– whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market in the EU, and which
– are not micro-undertakings.
Small and non-complex credit institutions that:
– are large undertakings or
– are SMEs (excluding micro-undertakings) whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market.
Captive insurance companies and captive reinsurance companies that:
– are large undertakings or
– SMEs (excluding micro-undertakings) whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market in the EU.
401/01/2028Undertakings from third countries:
– with a net turnover of at least €150 million in the EU;
– with at least one of the following in the EU:.
. a large subsidiary or a small or medium-sized subsidiary whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market in the EU; or, failing that,
. a branch with a net turnover of more than €40 million.
Where the undertaking briefly states in its management report the reasons why sustainability information has not been provided:
Small undertakings (Art. 35 L.19/12/2002) and medium-sized undertakings (Art. 47 L.19/12/2002):
– whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated market in the EU, and which
– are not micro-undertakings.