Beko Maintains Sustainability Lead as 2025 Report Details Green Shift

The report outlines a transition where 72.6% of Beko’s 2025 turnover was generated by low-carbon products. This shift is supported by tangible gains in energy management: production sites saved 69,562 GJ of energy, effectively preventing 5,297 tonnes of CO₂e emissions. Water conservation efforts yielded savings of 219,114 cubic meters, while the company’s push toward renewable energy reached 96 MWp in installed capacity.

Central to this progress is the expansion of Beko’s smart factory network. Currently operating 13 facilities integrated with robotics and artificial intelligence, the company aims to reach 17 sites by the end of 2026. The Ulmi plant, already designated a Sustainability Lighthouse by the World Economic Forum, serves as the blueprint for these upgrades. Beyond production, the company’s circular economy initiatives saw 148,000 appliances refurbished and reintroduced to the market in 2025, supported by the use of 31,665 tonnes of recycled plastics.

CEO Can Dinçer emphasized that the company’s strategy prioritizes measurable output over corporate rhetoric. In tandem with its integrated reporting, Beko released its second Türkiye Sustainability Reporting Standards (TSRS) document, aligning its disclosures with international IFRS criteria. With a consolidated turnover of 10.7 billion Euros and a global workforce of 45,000, Beko is positioning its 'twin transformation'—digitization paired with decarbonization—as the core metric of its future competitiveness.