Double materiality analysis in preparation for ESG reporting

We'll assess your impacts, risks and opportunities so you're ready for data collection and sustainability reporting.

Double materiality, or also impact and financial risk and opportunity analysis, is a necessity for all companies affected by mandatory ESG reporting. We can help you to set up and implement double materiality from A to Z, taking into account your individual needs. The goal is to work together to go through and set up the entire process so that you only have to update the results yourself in the coming years.

The process of cooperation

  • Initial ESG workshop and sending a request for supporting documents.
  • Coordination and understanding of your company's operations.
  • Analysis of impacts, risks and opportunities to identify material information.
  • Create an overview of impacts and risks and documentation for proper description in the report and for audit.
  • For advanced clients: Manuals and other tools for self-reporting.
  • Final workshop with presentation of the results of the analysis.
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How we help our clients

We were approached by several small and large companies to prepare for the data collection and sustainability report. For example, we assessed the impacts, risks and opportunities through a double materiality analysis for Teplárna České Budějovice.

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Filip Gregor

Senior ESG Expert

David Janků

Senior ESG Consultant &
Business Development Manager

Marie Machálková

ESG Consultant

Olga Kurda

Senior ESG Consultant

Milan Kolcun

Senior Consultant

Alena Neškodná

ESG Consultant

Martina Vidová

PR Account Manager

Monika Smetanová

PR specialist

ESG report analysis of 100 European companies

Download Frank Bold's analysis showing how European companies in five key sectors are coping with the new sustainability rules under the CSRD and ESG standards. We assess dual materiality, transition plans and sustainability responsibilities. The paper informs the development of sector standards and implementation guidelines.

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