“The sustainable businesses of the future are being built in the present. Many organizations now need to examine their operations, plan how to catch up with a common goal, if they don’t want to fall behind in the competition. OPTEN not only supports businesses with ESG services for strategic reasons but also out of a sense of mission, right from the first step. Our goal is for the Hungarian business world to understand sustainability-related topics, to get to know their own and their partners’ situations, and then make business decisions based on the acquired knowledge and – the emphasis is on this – relying on credible data.”
Tamás Tóth, CEO, OPTEN Kft.
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The executive summary of the business solution:
Given today’s regulatory and market conditions, our company’s mission is to engage, educate, and assist SMEs in ESG compliance. Based on our experience, SMEs not only lack a sustainable mindset in their daily operations, but their capacity is also insufficient, and they struggle to keep up with the associated costs.
To address this problem, our ESG reporting product, which will be detailed later, provides a solution. Thanks to the framework and logically structured format, companies have nothing else to do but provide the data we require. As a result of the process, they receive an ESG report covering various topics, priced according to the resource level of SMEs. The content and structure of the service have been accredited by GRI, the world’s largest and most renowned framework provider, following a six-month audit period, making it the first of its kind in Hungary.
We see that it’s far from sufficient for large corporations to focus on sustainable operations primarily due to regulatory and investor pressure. SMEs need to be addressed, and a straightforward digital solution must be made available to them so they can take the initiative, understand what aspects they need to pay attention to, and where they should make changes to operate more sustainably. OPTEN’s mission is to attract and encourage all 490,000 Hungarian companies to act toward this common goal.

“The sustainable businesses of the future are being built in the present. Many organizations now need to examine their operations, plan how to catch up with a common goal, if they don’t want to fall behind in the competition. OPTEN not only supports businesses with ESG services for strategic reasons but also out of a sense of mission, right from the first step. Our goal is for the Hungarian business world to understand sustainability-related topics, to get to know their own and their partners’ situations, and then make business decisions based on the acquired knowledge and – the emphasis is on this – relying on credible data.”
“We believe that humans are part of nature and feel at home where they have a direct connection with it. The Park was conceived in this spirit, and to this day, we continue to develop it in collaboration with our tenants. We are building modern offices, a diverse natural environment, and a cohesive community. We believe that sustainability goes beyond green technologies and is about creating a world where we can all thrive – a world that recognizes the dignity and value of every human being.”
“Nestlé aims to source one-fifth of its key raw materials from areas where regenerative farming practices are employed by 2025. The essence of the LENS program is to eliminate the negative impacts of large-scale agricultural production, which has now become widespread worldwide, and restore the arable land exposed to it to a condition that allows the soil to maintain its fertility in the long term.”
“At IKEA, our goal is to become a circular company by 2030. To achieve this, we need to rethink how we conduct our business and preserve our existing values. Entering the used furniture market is a fantastic opportunity for us to achieve sustainable business growth while reducing our dependence on limited resources. Our ‘Second Life for Furniture’ service enables IKEA customers to conveniently and economically pass on their used furniture while giving a second chance to products finding new homes.”