Tag: SHERA

  • The Rise of SHERA: A Beacon of Sustainable Manufacturing in the Region

    The Rise of SHERA: A Beacon of Sustainable Manufacturing in the Region

    Thai fiber cement manufacturer SHERA is set to transform the Philippines’ construction landscape through cutting-edge Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies.

    This innovative approach guarantees rapid and eco-friendly production of fiber cement boards while significantly reducing import dependency.

    Recently, SHERA received Green Lane Certification for its soon-to-open plant in Mabalacat, Pampanga, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices.

    As the sole producer of fiber cement materials in the Philippines, SHERA will deploy IoT and AI across its pulping and curing processes.

    The facility will also harness solar power and utilize recycled materials, drastically cutting carbon emissions.

    Recognizing SHERA’s strategic importance, the Department of Trade and Industry awarded it a green lane certificate during recent ASEAN Summits.

    Both President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and DTI Secretary Cristina Roque commended SHERA’s efficient use of green technology.

    CEO Ongon Taechamhaphant stated that SHERA’s innovations ensure high-quality materials for Filipino consumers while protecting the environment.

    With an annual production target of 300,000 tons, the Mabalacat facility will commence operations in March 2025, meeting local demand and enabling exports to North Asia and Oceania.

    To learn more about SHERA and its services, visit its official website and its Facebook page at SHERA Philippines

  • Cement manufacturing plant halfway done

    Cement manufacturing plant halfway done

    The construction of SHERA’s first plant in the Philippines is now 60% complete. This facility, located in Mabalacat, Pampanga, is set to commence operations in January 2025.

    SHERA has invested 2 billion pesos to establish this 5-hectare site, marking its first production hub outside Thailand.

    The plant will have a capacity of 240,000 tons of fiber cement annually, catering to local and export markets.

    SHERA’s executives, including President Thunnop Jumpsari, are committed to ensuring worker safety and utilizing world-class materials.

    Chairman Ongek Taechamahaphant expressed optimism about the plant’s impact on the Philippine market.

    The facility will create approximately 150 jobs and provide eco-friendly, durable construction materials.

    SHERA’s products are designed to withstand the Philippines’ climate while reducing environmental impact through sustainable manufacturing practices.

    This expansion coincides with SHERA’s 50th anniversary, highlighting its dedication to green building solutions.

    To learn more about SHERA and its services, visit its website at www.shera.com and its Facebook page at Shera Philippines.