A global analysis of 5,800 companies reveals that while 96% of the world's largest firms now report on sustainability, many still rely on narrative descriptions rather than hard data. The shift toward mandatory reporting is accelerating, with a significant increase in companies adopting TCFD frameworks to disclose climate risks. Key findings highlight a gap in biodiversity risk awareness and a tendency to prioritize the quantity of UN SDGs reported over the quality of the impact. The report emphasizes the need for companies to move toward quantified financial impacts of climate and social risks to meet evolving regulatory expectations.
