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Companies complying with German Supply Chain Act

Effective 1 January 2023, Germany’s Supply Chain Act (LkSG) obligates companies to carry out human‑rights due‑diligence across their entire supply chain, creating a pressing need for robust compliance programs.

List of companies that comply with German Supply Chain Act

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  • osapiens logo
    GermanyEmployees626Software Development
    German Supply Chain ActHigh confidence
  • BRIGHT Consulting GmbH logo
    GermanyEmployees51Business Consulting and Services
    German Supply Chain ActHigh confidence
  • Daiichi Sankyo Europe GmbH logo
    GermanyEmployees1.5kPharmaceutical Manufacturing
    German Supply Chain ActHigh confidence
  • Kardex logo
    SwitzerlandEmployees2.4kAutomation Machinery Manufacturing
    German Supply Chain ActHigh confidence
  • EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG logo
    GermanyEmployees5.8kRevenue$31BUtilities
    German Supply Chain ActMedium confidence
  • KWS Group logo
    GermanyEmployees10kRevenue$1.1BFarming
    German Supply Chain ActMedium confidence
  • PreZero Deutschland logo
    GermanyEmployees656Environmental Services
    German Supply Chain ActMedium confidence
  • REWE Group logo
    GermanyEmployees364kRevenue$91BRetail
    German Supply Chain ActMedium confidence
  • Continental logo
    GermanyEmployees80kMotor Vehicle Manufacturing
    German Supply Chain ActMedium confidence
  • BASF logo
    GermanyEmployees111kRevenue$89BChemical Manufacturing
    German Supply Chain ActMedium confidence

Showing top companies out of 726 that comply with German Supply Chain Act. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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