Novisto named one of Canada's Top Growing Companies for 2026 by the Globe & Mail. Published on September 25, 2026 Dave Karrel Novisto, the most comprehensive sustainability performance management platform, ranks in the Technology and Telecom category with 266% three-year revenue growth. MONTREAL, September 25, 2026: Novisto has been named to Report on Business magazine's 2026 ranking of Canada's Top Growing Companies with three-year revenue growth of 266%. The list was published by The Globe and Mail on September 25. Novisto is ranked in the Technology and Telecom category. Now in its eighth year, Canada's Top Growing Companies ranks Canadian businesses by three-year revenue growth. This year's ranking measures 2022 to 2025. Growth driven by a market in motion. Over those three years, sustainability moved out of the annual report and into day-to-day operations. As disclosure requirements grew and investors, regulators and value chains asked harder questions, enterprises needed more than spreadsheets and point tools. They needed a system of record they could trust. That's what Novisto built. Novisto is the enterprise system for sustainability performance management. It brings carbon, ESG, risk, materiality and performance data together in one platform, with audit-grade data lineage and interoperability across 34 global standards, regulations and frameworks. "This recognition belongs to our customers. They trusted us to help them move sustainability from aspiration to operation, and our growth reflects that. The companies we work with aren't just reporting anymore. They're managing sustainability performance like any other part of the business, and they need infrastructure built for that. We're just getting started," said Charles Assaf, CEO of Novisto. What's next. Novisto is putting that growth back into the platform. In the coming months, customers will get expanded risk management capabilities to help them identify, assess and act on sustainability-related risks. They'll also get enhanced Novisto AI capabilities across the platform, taking the manual work out of data collection, analysis and reporting. Novisto is also continuing to more tightly integrate carbon, ESG, risk, materiality and performance seamlessly in one system of record, for a single, connected view of sustainability performance: data collected once and put to work across the business. Novisto is hiring. See open roles on its website. About Novisto. Novisto helps sustainability, risk, and finance teams replace fragmented spreadsheets, consultants, and point tools with a single platform for ESG, carbon, risk, and materiality data - so every number is collected once, trusted, and reused everywhere it's needed. Book a demo with Novisto today. Automate ESG data collection and reporting. Confidently disclose to regulators, investors, and rating agencies.

Novisto unveils Integrated Materiality Tool for continuous ESG Reporting. by KnowESG Novisto launches an integrated materiality tool for continuous double materiality assessments and ESG reporting. Takeaways. * Novisto has introduced an integrated materiality tool that enables organizations to manage double materiality assessments as a continuous process rather than a one-time exercise. * The platform combines AI-powered analysis, stakeholder engagement, and standardized scoring to improve transparency and audit readiness. * The solution helps companies meet evolving sustainability reporting requirements, particularly under the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Novisto has unveiled its Novisto Integrated Materiality Tool, a new solution designed to help organizations manage double materiality assessments within a single sustainability reporting platform. The launch marks a shift away from traditional consultant-led assessments by allowing businesses to continuously monitor, update, and document material sustainability issues as business conditions evolve. The platform is intended to replace manual assessment methods that often depend on stakeholder surveys, spreadsheets, and fragmented data collection. Instead of producing reports that quickly become outdated, the tool enables companies to revisit and update their materiality assessment whenever new risks, regulatory changes, acquisitions, or other significant business events occur. The launch comes as sustainability reporting requirements continue to expand across global markets. Companies reporting under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) must conduct double materiality assessments in line with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). These assessments examine both the financial impact of sustainability-related risks on a business and the organization's impact on society and the environment. Although the solution is designed with European reporting requirements in mind, its capabilities also support organizations following other sustainability frameworks. Investors increasingly expect financially material ESG information, while broader reporting standards continue to emphasize the environmental and social impacts of business operations. One of the key features of the new platform is its use of a science-based scoring methodology developed with GIST Impact. Rather than relying solely on subjective judgments, the system combines qualitative and quantitative information to produce consistent financial and impact scores across a wide range of sustainability topics. AI-powered analysis further supports the evaluation process, helping organizations compare issues such as climate change, human rights, biodiversity, workforce practices, and resource use using a standardized approach. The platform also enables companies to engage both internal and external stakeholders through built-in surveys. Feedback gathered during the assessment process can be reviewed alongside supporting evidence, while decision-making records remain linked to future disclosures. This creates a transparent audit trail that can strengthen governance and improve confidence in ESG reporting. Katherine Bruce, ESG Reporting Lead at Emirates Group, said integrating materiality directly into the reporting platform would help maintain stronger links between assessment decisions and sustainability disclosures, improving consistency, transparency, and traceability throughout the reporting process. Novisto believes organizations should move beyond viewing materiality as a periodic compliance requirement. Charles Assaf, CEO and Co-Founder of Novisto, said sustainability and risk management programs depend on strong materiality assessments, adding that businesses should manage sustainability information with the same discipline applied to financial reporting. By connecting materiality assessments directly with reporting workflows, the Novisto Integrated Materiality Tool reduces duplicate work while improving data consistency from assessment through final disclosure. The solution may also prove valuable for advisory firms that conduct sustainability assessments on behalf of corporate clients. As sustainability regulations continue to evolve worldwide, organizations are seeking more reliable ways to document decisions, preserve supporting evidence, and respond quickly to changing business risks. Novisto's latest launch reflects the growing importance of embedding sustainability reporting into everyday corporate governance, making materiality assessments a continuous part of enterprise risk management rather than an occasional reporting exercise. If you're looking for suitable ESG and Sustainability providers to share customized solutions specific to your business needs, you can check out KnowESG's Solutions page. If you are an ESG provider looking to get your organization listed on its portal, visit this page. Get the ESG Brief in your inbox. One concise email a week - the ratings moves, regulation deadlines, and vetted solutions that matter. Trusted by sustainability and finance teams. No spam · unsubscribe anytime.

Novisto has launched Novisto Materiality, an integrated solution that digitizes double materiality assessments for sustainability reporting. The platform replaces static consultant reports with a continuous, auditable framework designed for compliance with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), ISSB, and GRI standards. The solution is powered by GIST Impact's methodology and embedded within Novisto's core platform. It enables organisations to capture primary data, generate AI-powered materiality scores, engage stakeholders, and document decisions within a single workflow. The platform allows companies to conduct assessments on demand rather than as infrequent exercises. It provides an audit-ready foundation that connects materiality assessments directly to ongoing reporting and risk management. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Montreal, Novisto provides enterprise sustainability performance management software.