Vienna Stock Exchange Expands Digital Market Data Services with ESG Sustainability Information for Prime Market Companies

Vienna Stock Exchange Expands Digital Market Data Services with ESG Sustainability Information for Prime Market Companies

(IN BRIEF) The Vienna Stock Exchange has expanded its digital market information services by adding ESG sustainability data for all companies listed in its prime market. Through widgets developed by Austrian start-up money:care, investors can now access structured sustainability indicators alongside traditional financial data. The system uses AI-supported analysis and sustainability metrics based on indicators from the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, presenting results through a Sustainability Performance Scorecard built on twelve climate, social, and gender criteria. The initiative strengthens the exchange’s role as a digital hub for capital market information in Austria and supports investors seeking greater transparency in environmental, social, and governance performance.

(PRESS RELEASE) VIENNA, 11-Mar-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — The Vienna Stock Exchange has expanded its digital information offerings by introducing sustainability data for all companies listed in its prime market segment. Through new widgets developed by Austrian start-up money:care, investors and market participants can now access ESG-related indicators presented in a transparent and structured format.

The addition of sustainability information further strengthens the Vienna Stock Exchange’s role as a central digital information hub for Austria’s capital markets. Its online platforms already provide a broad range of financial data including daily price updates, index movements, company information, market statistics, news, and analytical insights that are widely used across the domestic financial ecosystem.

With the integration of the new widgets, users can now explore ESG-relevant performance metrics directly alongside traditional financial information. The goal is to help investors better evaluate companies based not only on financial performance but also on environmental, social, and governance considerations.

Silvia Stenitzer, Project Lead for CSRD at Wiener Börse AG, said sustainability factors are becoming increasingly important in investment decision-making. She noted that the impact score generated through money:care offers investors a clear and accessible way to understand ESG-related parameters and supports the stock exchange’s efforts to expand its range of digital market information.

The technology behind the widgets combines sustainability indicators developed by the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) with artificial intelligence-supported data collection and expert analysis. The system evaluates companies based on a curated set of twelve key indicators that cover climate, social, and gender dimensions of sustainability.

These indicators are compiled into a Sustainability Performance Scorecard that presents a company’s performance in relation to defined sustainability thresholds. The methodology relies on publicly available corporate information and includes metrics such as carbon emissions aligned with climate targets like the 1.5-degree scenario.

By integrating these tools into its digital infrastructure, the Vienna Stock Exchange aims to provide investors with clearer insights into corporate sustainability performance while supporting greater transparency across the Austrian capital market.

About Wiener Börse AG

As the main provider of market infrastructure in the region, Wiener Börse AG is the gate to global markets. Uniting the stock exchanges in Vienna and Prague, the group offers state-of-the-art systems, information and IT services. Listed companies receive maximum liquidity and investors benefit from fast and cost-effective trading by the market leader. Wiener Börse AG also collects and distributes stock market data and calculates the most important indices of the region. Because of this unique know-how the national stock exchanges in Budapest, Ljubljana and Zagreb trust its IT services. Additionally, the group holds stakes in energy exchanges and clearing houses.

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Julia Resch
Head of Corporate Communications & Marketing, Spokesperson
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Alexander Wastl
Corporate Communications & Marketing
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+43 1 531 65-153

SOURCE: Wiener Börse AG