SABECO's Sustainability Efforts Earn Top Brand Recognition
SABECO, a leading beverage company in Vietnam, has been recognised for its commitment to sustainability and corporate excellence. The company operates 25 breweries, 11 subsidiaries, and a nationwide distribution system, creating tens of thousands of jobs directly and indirectly.
SABECO's dedication to environmental responsibility is evident in its adoption of solar power systems. By the end of 2024, 64% of its breweries had installed these systems, leading to a 9.3% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a 7.3% decrease in water consumption per unit. This commitment to renewable energy has resulted in over 40% of SABECO's total energy use coming from renewable sources in 2024.
The company's commitment to sustainability extends to waste management. In 2024, more than 64% of waste was recycled or reused, demonstrating SABECO's dedication to minimizing its environmental impact.
SABECO's efforts have not gone unnoticed. The company was named among the Top 10 Reputable Brands at Vietnam's Excellent Brand Awards 2025 and secured fourth place in Forbes Vietnam's 'Top 25 Leading Listed Brands' in 2025. This is the third time SABECO has appeared in Forbes' prestigious list. Furthermore, SABECO ranked among the Top 5 Reputable Beverage Companies 2025 by VNReport and has been in the Top 10 Most Reputable Food and Beverage Companies for nine consecutive years.
SABECO's integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies into its core performance indicators since 2024 has not only contributed to its sustainability but also enhanced its reputation. The company's recognition in various awards and rankings reflects its commitment to excellence and responsible business practices.
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