The cooktop is powered by a 3kWh lithium ion phosphate battery that can run alone or alongside wall power. That extra oomph gives the induction stove “five times more performance than gas stoves,” says CEO Sam D’Amico. It can boil water in 40 seconds and provides the user with far more control over stove temperature, thanks to a precise digital readout.
Beko has been recognized for its commitment to sustainability, securing the 44th spot on TIME Magazine and Statista’s first-ever list of the World’s Most Sustainable Companies. This ranking highlights Beko’s dedication to eco-friendly practices and positions it as a key player in sustainable manufacturing.
Beko earned a score of 75.68 out of 100, placing fourth among all companies in the “manufacturing and industrial production” sectors. It is also noteworthy as the highest-ranking home appliance company.
Our ranking is a testament to the passionate commitment of our entire team, said Hakan Bulgurlu, CEO of Beko. At Beko, we firmly believe that a sustainable future begins at home, with each and every one of us. This recognition from TIME and Statista fuels our drive to innovate and redefine what’s possible in our industry. We are committed to developing products that not only make daily life easier but also contribute to a healthier planet for current and future generations.
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