Every ESRS standard across the CAC 40, company by company.
Climate, water, waste, workforce, payment practices: each label is a company, and each value comes from its report filed with the AMF, the French market regulator. Pick a standard, hover over a name, open a company.
2025 reports filed with the AMF, collected as of 20 October 2026.
Click a name to see the company's full ESRS profile.
The double materiality of 34 companies, on a single grid.
Each report states which ESRS standards the company found material, for its impact or for its finances. Here are their choices, side by side.
One company's double materiality, topic by topic.
Pick a company. Each bubble is an ESRS standard: the higher it sits, the more impacts on people and the environment the company reports under it; the further right, the more financial risks and opportunities.
Read by hand from the table of impacts, risks and opportunities (IROs) published in each report (ESRS 2, SBM-3); check before any use. The axes count IROs, not their severity: not every report publishes its scores. When two bubbles land in the same spot, one is nudged slightly so both stay readable; the panel gives the exact counts. Labels are translated from the French originals.
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12 of 30 CAC 40 companies rewrote their 2024 emissions within a year.
Each row compares the total published in 2025 with the same total republished in 2026. Aune shows these gaps and links every figure to the document filed with the AMF.
No figure enters the benchmark without its source.
34 CAC 40 companies, 139 official reports read from 2022 to 2025, 20 indicators. Some, such as water or payment times, are published by only part of the companies: the benchmark shows the coverage of each one. Here is a real row from Danone's 2025 report, as it appears in the document filed with the AMF, and what Aune keeps from it.
| GHG emissions | 2020 (base) | 2024 | 2025 | Chg. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gross Scope 1 GHG emissions (t CO2e) | 769,787 | 684,663 | 697,267 | 2% |
| Gross market-based Scope 2 GHG emissions (t CO2e) | 443,189 | 122,408 | 49,227 | (60)% |
| Total GHG emissions (market-based) (t CO2e) | 23,306,181 | 19,791,227 | 18,609,242 | (6.0)% |
- Indicator
- E1-6, total emissions, market-based
- 2025
- 18,609,242 t CO2e
- 2024
- 19,791,227 t CO2e, same as the figure published in 2025
- Source
- Official ESEF package, AMF BDIF database
The row is read from the official document
We start from the report in ESEF electronic format filed with the AMF, not from a press release or a third-party database.
Values are tied to their year
The table header says which column belongs to which year. A base year is never mistaken for the reporting year.
Every figure is reviewed before publication
Unit, scope, method: each value is checked and flags anything that prevents comparison, such as a partial Scope 3.
Every figure keeps its address
In the benchmark, each value links to the original filing. Your committee or your auditor can check it.
34CAC 40 companies tracked
139official reports read, 2022 to 2025
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Your questions
Where do the figures come from?
From the universal registration documents that companies file in the AMF's official database, in ESEF electronic format. No estimates, no proprietary scores: only what the companies publish.
What happens when a company restates its figures?
We keep both versions: the figure published at the time and the republished one, each with its source document. The gap is shown, as in the register at the top of this page.
Which companies are covered?
34 CAC 40 companies, from 2022 to 2025. Six companies file their report outside France and are not covered. The Team plan adds 72 more SBF 120 companies: 61 have indicators collected, and the other 11 publish their tables in a form we cannot yet read reliably.
Are the reports in English?
The source documents are the French originals filed with the AMF. Figures are language-neutral; labels, notes and materiality topics on this site are translated from French, and the French wording prevails in case of doubt.
How do I report an error?
Write to the contact address at the bottom of the page, naming the company and the indicator. Every report is checked against the source document and the correction is dated in the method note.
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