Slovakia: NACE Revision 2.1 Update

Slovakia

The European Union has amended its classification of economic activities through Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/137 and Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/471, introducing NACE Revision 2.1 effective from 1 January 2025. These regulations update the statistical categorisation used across EU member states for economic activity reporting. Although member states are expected to reflect these updates in their national statistical systems, Slovakia has not yet incorporated NACE Revision 2.1 into its local SK NACE Rev. 2 framework, which has remained unchanged since 2008.

The update applies to all organisations required to use NACE codes for statistical, registration or reporting purposes. At this time, no mandatory implementation timeline has been issued at national level, and no compliance actions are required.

Key changes and requirements

The European amendments introduce an updated structure of economic activity classifications under NACE Revision 2.1. This includes revisions to activity groupings to improve consistency and accuracy across EU datasets.

As Slovakia has not yet adopted these changes into SK NACE Rev. 2, organisations operating in Slovakia continue to use the existing national classification. There are no new filing, reporting or registration obligations. No documentation updates, system changes or public register submissions are required until the amended classification is formally implemented locally.

How can we help?

Computershare’s Global Entity Compliance team of professionals can provide further information once implemented locally. Through the GEMS platform, we can also help monitor annual obligations and deadlines.

Contact

Please contact your dedicated Computershare Relationship Manager or send an email to #GLCGSGECNetworkManagement@computershare.com for more information about how Computershare may assist you in responding to these new requirements.

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Pat Cichocki