Vestel Electronics and Vestel White Goods have upgraded to the A level in the Climate Change category in the 2025 results of the international reporting organization CDP. With this result, Vestel has been included in the CDP Global A List for the first time. The Water Security scores of both companies were B. Vestel Electronics and Vestel White Goods were also included in the 2026 Sustainability Yearbook by S&P Global, which tests the sustainability performances of companies.
Placing sustainability at the center of its way of doing business in line with Zorlu Group's Smart Life 2030 vision, Vestel demonstrated a strong performance on an international scale in 2025 with its efforts in combating climate change, emission management, and transparent reporting of environmental risks.
Vestel Electronics and Vestel White Goods raised their scores in the Climate Change category to the A level in 2025 on the international CDP platform, which enables companies to measure and report their carbon footprints, greenhouse gas emissions, and climate change risks. Thus, Vestel qualified to take part in the CDP Global A List for the first time. The companies' Water Security scores were realized at the B level.
Achieving the A level in the climate change category indicates that the science-based targets and decarbonization roadmap determined within the scope of Vestel's long-term environmental strategy have resonated on a global scale. The B level in the field of Water Security reveals that water conservation projects are being carried out consistently in line with the targets set for the efficient use of water.
As an international non-profit organization, CDP offers the world's only global environmental and nature reporting system for companies and cities. Founded in London in 2000, CDP takes a pioneering role in enabling companies to transparently report their environmental impacts by leveraging the power of capital markets and corporate supply chains.
Left thousands of companies behind
Vestel Electronics and Vestel White Goods were included in S&P Global's 2026 Sustainability Yearbook due to their sustainability activities and transparency in their processes. Vestel Electronics and Vestel White Goods took their place among the 848 Yearbook Members selected from more than 9,200 companies from 59 industries worldwide for the Sustainability Yearbook.
In addition to this, Vestel Electronics qualified to be in the top 10 percent segment according to the S&P Global CSA score. These results reveal that sustainability at Vestel has gone beyond operational practices and been integrated into strategic decision-making mechanisms, positioned as a fundamental element of its long-term value creation capacity.
In the field of sustainability, S&P Global provides comprehensive data, analysis, and tools for institutions to measure and report their environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) performances and to achieve their strategic sustainability goals. While S&P Global supports companies' sustainability strategies with scientific data, it accelerates sustainable transformation processes on a global scale.
