Beko has released its Integrated Report 2025, a nearly 300‑page deep dive into the company’s economic performance and sustainability progress — reaffirming that environmental responsibility remains “part of the core business of Beko”, as CEO Can Dinçer states. The brand’s continued recognition, including its top ranking in TIME’s global sustainability list, underscores its leadership position in the appliance sector.

Energy Efficiency Milestones
Across its production sites, Beko achieved 69,562 GJ of energy savings in 2025, preventing 5,297 tonnes of CO₂‑equivalent emissions. Renewable energy capacity also increased from 90.2 MWp to 96 MWp, with 63.5% of total electricity consumption now sourced from renewables.

Near‑Total Waste Recycling
Beko’s recycling rate reached 98.6%, edging close to its 99% target. The company continues to scale circular‑economy initiatives, including multi‑site recycling centres expected to return 148,000 appliances to market.

Since 2014, Beko has processed 1.98 million tonnes of WEEE and incorporated 31,665 tonnes of recycled plastic into new products — a significant contribution to reducing virgin material use.

Water Stewardship
Water‑efficiency projects and rainwater‑harvesting systems across several facilities delivered savings of 219,114 m³ in 2025, reinforcing Beko’s commitment to responsible resource management.

Low‑Emission Product Portfolio
A standout figure: 72.6% of Beko’s 2025 sales came from low‑CO₂ appliances. This reflects both the breadth of Beko’s energy‑efficient range and rising consumer demand for environmentally conscious products.