We embrace the principles of the circular economy, including eliminating waste, recovering material, scaling the use of recycled and renewable materials, and increasing the useful life of products.

During design, we consider the full life cycle of our products and solutions, thinking carefully about how items are made, used, reused, and disposed of. Through modular design, we increase upgradeability¹ and enable more products to be disassembled easily for repair, refurbishment, or recycling. By engineering products and parts to perform longer and withstand more use, we aim to reduce waste, conserve resources, and deliver greater long-term value for customers.

HP products are designed to be easily repairable, and we offer free service documentation, service options, and extended warranties for most HP products through HP Care Pack Central. We support our customers to repair purchased products themselves or choose an HP repair service:

• Parts reuse—We recover and repair defective parts from HP support interventions to be reused as spare parts in product repair. In 2025, HP repaired 510,000 motherboards (63% of all motherboards used) as well as 66,100 LCDs (15% of all LCDs used)
• Self-repair—We have invested in improving our customers’ ability to successfully repair their own products. Our Self Repair website, HP Support YouTube channel, and our Parts Store offer support for product setup, troubleshooting, and repair
• HP Support Services—For customers needing additional support, HP offers off-site and on-site support, with expert technicians providing device repair services with HP Support Services.

In 2025, 4.7M units of hardware were repaired.

For more information, please see the 2025 HP Sustainability Progress Report at www.hp.com/go/report.

¹ Upgradeability in electronics refers to the ability to replace or add new hardware, software, or firmware to improve a device's performance or bring it up to date.