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Our Commitment to a
Greener Tomorrow

Focusing on measurable environmental considerations

At Optoma, we consider environmental performance factors alongside product performance and user experience. Our work focuses on defined areas including energy use, materials, packaging, logistics and waste. Environmental information is communicated with the relevant scope, measurement basis and supporting data.

Considering environmental impact in product design

Our product development process considers factors such as power consumption, rated light-source life, material selection and packaging. Because these attributes vary by model, specific information—such as power consumption under defined test conditions, post-consumer recycled content in specified components and packaging composition—is provided in the relevant product information.

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What does the Green Promise represent?

Optoma Green Promise represents Optoma’s commitment to sustainability. We minimise the impact of our products via four key areas.
With our green solutions, we endeavour to reduce the carbon impact of our products through every step of the product life cycle from design to consumption.

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Recycled plastic content

Selected Optoma models use exterior plastic parts made with up to 50% post-consumer recycled plastic.

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Recyclable packaging materials

Selected Optoma projector packaging contains up to 97% recyclable materials by weight.
*Applies to specified models. Actual recyclability depends on local recycling facilities.

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Cloud service for a greener future

The cloud is a versatile tool that can help organisations become more sustainable. It helps your business progress toward sustainability by lowering your carbon footprint and associated costs while encouraging the research and innovations required to build a viable future. Managing and processing data on a cloud server greatly decreases carbon emissions and your impact on the planet.

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Environmental management system

Optoma supports Environmental Management Systems (EMS) at the core of our business strategy and operations. Our management and leaderships commitment to optimising environmental performance and assessing risk is reflected through heightened employee awareness and compliance with our environmental policy.

We focus on six key areas

Workplace

Minimise waste, reuse and recycle, and reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Supply chain

Reduce the environmental impact of our supply network from raw materials to end product.

Product

Limit the environmental impact of our products from materials to carbon footprint reduction.

Compliance

Wholly support and comply with relevant regulations and legislation in the markets we operate in.

Engagement

Undertake meaningful activities and initiatives that encourage and enhance environmental protection.

Progress

Continually assess more sustainable processes and materials as well as our impact on the environment.

Sustainable Supply Chain

Optoma recognises that procurement is a powerful instrument for organisations wishing to behave responsibly. By integrating sustainability into our procurement policies, practices, and supply chain, we can manage risks and opportunities relating to sustainability, the environment, and social and economic development.
We aim to procure and use materials and services that do the least damage to the environment and encourage others to do the same.

Our efforts to ensure the sustainability of our supply chain revolve around 12 areas:

ISO 14001

An aspect of our EMS focuses on managing environmental programs, fulfilling compliance obligations, and addressing risks and opportunities.

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Product carbon footprint

Optoma is aware of the impact that its products can have on the environment. Therefore, we take stock of the carbon emission generated by them throughout their lifecycles, from production to disposal. As such, we work hard to develop greener products through sustainable designs and the use of sustainable materials as part of our Green Promise.

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Looking ahead

Our future goals

At Optoma, we are continuously striving to push the boundaries of sustainability. As we move forward, we are focused on reducing our environmental footprint, expanding our use of renewable energy, and incorporating even more sustainable materials in our products. Our commitment to sustainability is ongoing, and we are setting ambitious goals to further enhance our eco-conscious practices in all areas of our business. From increasing recycling efforts to innovating cleaner technologies, we are dedicated to creating a positive environmental impact today and for future generations.

Sustainability Report 2025