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About the benchmark 2026

Summary of article:  To assess the maturity of digital corporate reporting among listed companies in the Netherlands, we analysed the iXBRL filings published for the 2026 reporting year.

About this report

Summary of article:  This report is intended for finance, investor relations, sustainability, communications, and reporting professionals who already produce annual reports and are now being asked to determine how these reports should be produced going forward.

AI: the new reader of annual re⁠ports

Summary of article:  Annual reports have traditionally been written for people such as investors, analysts, shareholders, regulators, employees and journalists. Today, they are increasingly also read and analysed by large language models.

Appendix: Benchmark criteria

Summary of article:  The benchmark criteria are divided into two parts: the content quality of the report and the quality of the iXBRL filing. Both components were given equal weight in the final score.

Appendix: References and sources

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Conclusion: what good corporate reporting looks like in 2026

Summary of article:  Corporate reporting is changing on several fronts at the same time. Regulation is increasing the demand for structured and machine readable information. Sustainability is becoming more closely connected with mainstream corporate reporting.

Digital Reporting Benchmark 2026

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