Beko Reports Strong Sustainability Gains in 2025 Integrated Report
Event summary
- Beko's 2025 Integrated Report highlights energy savings of 69,562 GJ and CO₂e emissions reductions of 5,297 tonnes across global manufacturing sites.
- Waste recycling reached 98.6% at all facilities, renewable energy capacity grew to 96 MWp, and water savings totaled 219,114 m³.
- Three Beko factories recognized in the World Economic Forum's Global Lighthouse Network, with Ulmi plant earning Sustainability Lighthouse designation.
- 72.6% of Beko’s turnover came from low-carbon products in 2025, reflecting strong consumer demand for sustainable appliances.
The big picture
Beko’s sustainability achievements underscore a broader trend of structural embedding of ESG principles across manufacturing operations. The company’s twin focus on decarbonization and digitalization positions it as a leader in the home appliances sector, particularly as global markets prepare for COP31. With 72.6% of its turnover from low-carbon products, Beko is capitalizing on growing consumer demand for environmentally conscious solutions.
What we're watching
- Sustainability Leadership
- Whether Beko can maintain its #1 ranking in TIME's sustainability list amid increasing global competition.
- Operational Scaling
- The pace at which Beko expands its smart factories from 13 to 17 by the end of 2026 and integrates low-impact production globally.
- Regulatory Compliance
- How Beko's adherence to TSRS and ISSB standards will influence future ESG reporting requirements in the industry.