Supply Chain Due Diligence and Reporting Regulations

Applicable to: Australian entities or companies carrying out business in Australia with a minimum AUD 100 million of consolidated yearly revenue.

Applicable to: companies that carry out business in the UK and its turnover (or the turnover of a parent company and its subsidiaries) reaches GBP 36 million or more.

Applicable to: EU companies employing at least 500 persons with a turnover of over EUR 150 million, EU companies operating in sectors at high risk of human rights abuse employing at least 250 people with EUR 40 million turnover, Non-EU companies with a turnover of more than EUR 150 million in the EU, Non-EU companies from a high-risk sector with a turnover of at least EUR 40 million from their EU operations.

Applicable to all asset and fund managers.

The green taxonomy is primarily a classification system to clarify which economic activities can be considered environmentally sustainable. The EU Taxonomy provides a framework to define when a company operates in ways benefiting society and the environment, thus limiting greenwashing and creating a level playing field for sustainable investing.

Applicable to companies meeting two of the following three conditions: EUR 40 million in turnover, EUR 20 million in assets, or 250 employees. Companies with more the EUR 150 million turnover in the EU. SMEs with securities listed on regulated markets also are liable to the directive.

Applicable to companies operating in Germany with more than 3,000 employees (as of 2024, lowering the threshold to 1,000). Business that are part of the supply chains of those companies (directly or in tier 2 or more in some industries) will likely be required to respond to their ESG disclosure requests.

Applicable to companies established in France, employing more than 5,000 people in France or 10,000 persons worldwide.

Applicable to companies selling goods and services to Dutch end-users, including companies registered outside the Netherlands.

Applicable to companies registered in Norway or companies paying taxes in Norway meeting at least two out of the following three criteria: 50 or more full-time employees; annual turnover of at least NOK 70 million; NOK 35 million balance sum.