We are steadfast in our year-over-year climate progress, targeting carbon neutrality for Scope 1 and 2 by 2035 and net-zero across all scopes by 2050. We are committed to a 40% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 — a measurable near-term milestone that paves the way to 2035 and reflects our dedication to responsible, planet-conscious growth.

Our 2025 GHG emissions totaled 279,824 tCO₂e, down 9% from 307,214 tCO₂e in 2024 — a testament to steady progress across our operations and supply chain, even as our business continued to grow.

Scope 1 and Scope 2 reductions were primarily driven by a 34% downsizing of our Carlsbad headquarters in January 2025, which reduced our overall office footprint by 19%, along with ongoing emission reduction initiatives across our global office portfolio. Scope 3 emissions declined 9% year-over-year, with the primary driver being a 29% reduction in purchased goods and services emissions, reflecting our commitment to close supplier collaboration on carbon reduction and a strategic streamlining of our supplier portfolio.

Reducing carbon emissions starts with data accuracy, transparency, and completeness. Since 2024, Arlo has used the Watershed platform to measure our carbon emissions — giving us the reliable, research-backed data foundation we need to set credible targets, track progress, and make informed decisions about our environmental impact.

Data Accuracy

• Watershed applies rigorous, research-backed methodology to ensure every figure in our GHG inventory is defensible and audit-ready.

Transparency

• The platform makes our emissions data accessible and clearly structured, so we can communicate our footprint honestly.

Completeness

• Watershed enables us to expand scope coverage over time — capturing more of our footprint and closing gaps in our reporting year over year.

Informed Decision-Making

• With accurate, accessible data, we can better evaluate the environmental impact of our decisions and plan meaningfully for near and long-term emission reductions.

In 2026, Arlo created an Inventory Management Process (IMP) to formally document our GHG calculation methodology. The IMP defines the rules, processes, and exceptions that govern how we calculate emissions for every category in our footprint. This ensures our reporting is as consistent as possible year over year. By codifying our approach, the IMP reduces inconsistencies caused by methodology changes, staff turnover, or shifting data sources. It also creates a clear audit trail, making it easier to identify what changed, why emissions moved, and how to interpret our results accurately so that we have the most reliable and transparent picture of our climate progress.