Sustainability Report BKB Precision Group
At BKB Precision, we are aware of our impact on the natural environment. Following our 2022 carbon footprint report and subsequent sustainability reports, we have now published our Sustainability Report 2025. This report highlights our latest efforts, achievements, and initiatives in the field of sustainability across the BKB Precision Group.
Together with our partners and stakeholders, we continue to explore opportunities to invest in a more sustainable future. View our Sustainability Report 2025 via the button below.
If you would like to receive our previous sustainability reports for 2023 and 2024, please feel free to contact us.


Attractive workplace
At BKB Precision, we place great value on a safe and healthy work environment that encourages professional growth. We continue to invest in this together with our employees. The following measures have already been implemented:
✓ Weekly provision of fresh fruit at work
✓ Sufficient natural light in the workplace
✓ Ergonomic support at the workplace
✓ Safety shoes for all employees
Code of Conduct
We are proud to share the BKB Precision Group’s Code of Conduct. Sustainability is central to our global operations and an integral part of our business. Our Code of Conduct reflects this commitment and sets clear expectations in the area of Corporate Social Responsibility for our suppliers and their subcontractors. BKB Precision requires compliance with this Code of Conduct and actively encourages suppliers to implement processes aligned with these standards, with the goal of continuous improvement and sustainable growth.
View our Code of Conduct now via the button below!
Mercy ships
BKB Precision has been connected to Mercy Ships for several years, an international organization providing medical care to the poorest in developing countries. We strongly believe in the importance of access to quality healthcare for everyone. Mercy Ships operates two hospital ships – the Africa Mercy and the Global Mercy, the world’s largest private floating hospital. Both ships are specially equipped to assist people in the poorest countries in Africa.
Over the years, Mercy Ships has helped more than two million people in developing countries with medical surgeries and development projects using a handful of ships. More information about Mercy Ships can be found through the button below.
