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At Comprend, we are excited to share the news of our parent company, Aura’s, strategic acquisition of AI consultancy, Swiftly – a move that strengthens our AI capabilities and opens up new opportunities for our clients. This acquisition enables a stronger AI-driven approach within Aura's network of agencies, fostering innovation and advancing the use of AI both within group and for our clients

Leading Stockholm-based marketing and comms agency announces leadership transition.

Thirty of the largest publicly listed Dutch companies were evaluated in Webranking’s annual review, achieving an average score of 45.76, slightly below the European average of 48.4. This marks a small improvement of 1.35 percentage points compared to last year. Dutch companies performed particularly well in key areas such as the homepage, about us section, and financial reporting.

This year's Webranking results for Germany reveal strong performance from the country’s 60 largest included companies. The average score of 52.5 points surpasses the European average of 48.4 points. The findings underline German companies' commitment to digital corporate communication and their ability to meet stakeholders’ expectations. Despite their strong overall performance, German companies face challenges in investor relations communication and presenting share-related information on their websites. Transparency on financial and strategic risks and dividend-related information especially falls behind stakeholder expectations.

The results of the 2024-2025 Webranking survey provide a detailed look into how France's largest companies are performing in digital corporate communications. This year's evaluation covered 66 companies, with an average score of 43.2 out of 100. Since this is below the Europe 500 average, the results highlight several key areas where improvements are possible.

The results of the 2024-2025 Webranking by Comprend reveal that Spain's 20 largest companies, based on market capitalisation, set a high standard for corporate website performance. With an average score of 52.07, Spanish companies have surpassed both last year’s average of 49.7 and the Europe 500 average of 48.40. This highlights a sustained commitment to meeting stakeholder expectations, particularly in key areas such as financial reporting and innovation.

The 28th edition of Webranking by Comprend evaluates how effectively the UK’s largest companies address stakeholder expectations for transparency and accessibility on their websites. These criteria are informed by direct insights from key stakeholder groups, including investors, analysts, and job seekers.

The 28th Webranking by Comprend assesses Europe’s largest corporate websites on their ability to meet stakeholder demands for transparency and accessibility. This year’s findings show a slight improvement, with the average score increasing to 48.4 out of 100, up from 47.2 last year.