Mekoprint maintains focus on CO₂ reduction – 38% lower emissions in its own operations and full value chain carbon assessment

Anders Kold, CEO of Mekoprint

Since 2020/21, Mekoprint has reduced its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 38% relative to revenue, and as of 1 October 2025 the remaining emissions have been fully CO₂ neutralised. This means that all customer components are now manufactured under CO₂-neutral operations, enabling a strengthened focus on optimising the carbon footprint associated with materials consumption and logistics.

“Significant efforts have been made over several years to reduce our climate impact. Achieving CO₂-neutral production is an important milestone that underlines our focused and systematic approach to carbon reduction.”

CEO, Mekoprint

Anders Kold

Scope 1-2 Reductions

In the financial year 2024/25, Scope 1 and 2 emissions were reduced by more than 10% through targeted initiatives focused on energy efficiency, electrification, and the increased use of renewable energy. These reductions represent an important step in the Group’s long-term climate strategy.

Mapping Scope 3 and Value Chain Initiatives

At the same time, the 2024/25 ESG report documents, for the first time, a comprehensive mapping of the company’s most significant Scope 3 emissions across the value chain. The analysis shows that a substantial share of the carbon footprint originates from raw materials such as metals and plastics.

To make value chain reductions operational, Mekoprint has developed and implemented a CO₂ component calculator, enabling carbon footprint calculations at product level and supporting data-driven decisions on materials, production methods, packaging, and transport. The tool is currently implemented for metal components and will be rolled out to additional product areas during the 2025/26 financial year.

“Meaningful reductions in the value chain require joint commitment. It is both a question of the availability of more sustainable materials and the willingness to prioritise them. ESG is integrated into the way we operate, and we invite customers and suppliers to join us on the journey towards more sustainable development – while at the same time strengthening competitiveness.”

CEO, Mekoprint

Anders Kold

With continued reductions in its own operations and a systematic approach to value chain optimisation, Mekoprint is strengthening its position as a development and manufacturing partner – including within sustainability.

During the reporting period, Mekoprint also regained the EcoVadis Gold Rating 2025, placing the company among the top 1% of companies globally assessed within its industry for environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.