Bulgaria enters a new era of ESG maturity: Key findings from SeeNext’s latest study

Bulgaria is stepping into a pivotal new era of ESG maturity, driven by transformative EU reforms like the 2025 Omnibus package, which are expected to reshape how companies report, comply, and compete.

SeeNext’s brand-new study – ESG and Sustainability in Bulgaria: Walking the Talk on S&G Impact – serves as a roadmap. It cuts through the complexity, revealing how businesses are adapting to the evolving regulatory landscape, with a crucial focus on the often-underestimated social and governance (S&G) dimensions.

They can download their copy of the study and delve deeper into the findings:

• Regulatory shifts: CSRD scope has been narrowed to large companies; SMEs gain voluntary reporting options; deadlines have been extended.
• Disclosure gaps: Banks and public companies lead in S&G reporting, but aggregate disclosure remains slow, especially in areas like human rights and anti-corruption, which are often underreported.
• Skills & impact: Over 40% of firms now offer technical training; large companies are increasing investment in communities and infrastructure.
• Incentives & challenges: They face limited resources and regulatory uncertainty but benefit from financial and reputational drivers.

To gain essential insights into Bulgaria’s ESG landscape in 2025 and understand what it means for their strategy, compliance, and long-term impact, they can download the full study.