Background & Purpose

To make it easier for investors and the public to compare companies across Europe, the EU is creating a centralized digital hub. This ensures that important information is transparent and easy to find.

The Decision

The parliament decided to update Swedish laws to support the new EU system, meaning companies must now provide their public reports to this shared digital platform.

Does this affect you?

  • Publicly listed companies: Must adapt their reporting routines to ensure data is submitted to the new EU digital access point.
  • Investors and analysts: Gain a more efficient way to access and compare financial and sustainability data from companies across the entire EU.

In Practice

  • Companies must submit financial and sustainability reports to the new EU system.
  • Investors get a single digital address to find information about companies across the EU.
  • The system will be managed by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).
  • Companies can choose to share extra information voluntarily beyond what is required by law.