Approximately three quarters of public companies report that they are likely to invest in new technology or tools to help improve their ESG disclosure capabilities over the next year, as nearly all companies are preparing to meet increased reporting requirements, yet data quality remains the top ESG challenge, according to a new survey released by global professional services company Deloitte.
For the study, “2024 Sustainability Action Report,” Deloitte surveyed 300 executives, including senior finance, accounting, sustainability, and legal executives, at publicly owned companies with revenue of at least $500 million, and across a broad range of sectors including consumer products, financial services, life sciences and health care, oil & gas, and technology, media, & telecommunications.
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