Springer Nature’s first annual report as a public company shows growth in open access and continued investment in technology to improve value for the community

Following the strong financial performance of Springer Nature released on 18 March, the company today issues its first annual report showing how Springer Nature is delivering on its mission to be part of progress. In 2024, research was made more visible for authors, more freely available and more trusted for all, with better value for money delivered for customers.

Frank Vrancken Peeters, Chief Executive Officer of Springer Nature, said: “I am very proud of how we continue to deliver on our mission to be part of progress. We remain focused on serving our community by enabling millions of researchers, educators, learners and health professionals to, every day, access, trust and make sense of the latest insights and discoveries.”

The annual report additionally sets out how it is supporting its wider communities around the world including:

In the US, where Springer Nature continued its outreach activities bringing policymakers and scientists together as part of its annual Science on the Hill event which this year focused on the science and policy of space junk

In India, where the company undertook its second extensive research tour to over 24 research institutions to promote open access and support integrity
more at: https://group.springernature.com/gp/group/media/press-releases/first-annual-report-as-public-company/27766728

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