The company detailed gains in energy, water, recycling and renewable power while saying 72.6% of 2025 turnover came from low-carbon products.
Beko has released its 2025 Integrated Report and said it was named to TIME Magazine's World's Most Sustainable Companies list for the third straight year, retaining the No. 1 position in its industry in the ranking produced with Statista. The report lays out 2025 operating and sustainability metrics across the company's manufacturing network, including 69,562 GJ of energy savings from efficiency projects and 5,297 tonnes of CO₂e emissions avoided. Waste recycling across manufacturing facilities reached 98.6% against a 99% target, installed renewable capacity rose to 96 MWp from 90.2 MWp a year earlier, and green electricity reached 63.5% as Beko targets 100% across all manufacturing by 2030. Water efficiency and rainwater harvesting projects saved 219,114 m3, while refurbishment centers returned more than 148,000 appliances to the market in 2025. Beko also said it has recycled 1.98 million WEEE units (waste electrical and electronic equipment) through its own facilities since 2014 and used 31,665 tonnes of recycled plastics in products in 2025. The company said three factories are part of the World Economic Forum's Global Lighthouse Network, with the Ulmi site also designated a Sustainability Lighthouse, and that it operates 13 smart factories with a goal of 17 by the end of 2026. CEO Can Dinçer said the company is pursuing decarbonization and digitalization together. Separately, Beko published its second TSRS-compliant sustainability report under Türkiye Sustainability Reporting Standards, which align with the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards issued by the ISSB (International Sustainability Standards Board).