UIPC boosts production of energy-efficient building materials

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  • Union Insulated Panel Corp. opens a manufacturing facility in Porac, Pampanga, to strengthen its production capabilities
  • The investment supports growing demand for energy-efficient construction materials across cold storage, agriculture, and industrial infrastructure
  • The PHINMA Group subsidiary aims to contribute to food security, climate resilience, and sustainable development



Union Insulated Panel Corp. (UIPC), a member of the PHINMA Group, has launched a new manufacturing facility in Porac, Pampanga, to expand its capacity to supply energy-efficient building materials for the Philippines' growing infrastructure needs.

Located in Barangay Manibaug Pasig, the facility will serve industries requiring insulated roofing, walling, and cladding systems, including cold storage, agriculture, warehouses, commercial buildings, and educational facilities.

The investment strengthens UIPC's position in the construction materials market as industries seek building solutions that improve energy efficiency, accelerate construction, and support sustainable operations.

The facility is moving toward full commissioning and commercial operations, positioning UIPC to accommodate demand from businesses developing essential infrastructure.

From left: PHINMA Corp. independent director Dr. Cielito Habito; PHINMA Corp. director Ambassador Jose Cuisia Jr.; PHINMA Corp. chair and CEO Ramon del Rosario Jr.; PHINMA Inc. director Maria Teresa Zeller; UIPC president and CEO Danielle del Rosario; Porac Vice Mayor Jen Capil; UIPC chair Victor del Rosario; UIPC independent director Manny Tordesillas; PHINMA Hospitality Inc. chair and CEO Jose Mari del Rosario; PHINMA Corp. vice chair Dr. Magdaleno Albarracin Jr.; PHINMA Corp. president and COO Dr. Chito Salazar | Contributed photo

To build more sustainable infrastructure

The expansion also supports efforts to strengthen Philippine food security by providing building materials for cold storage and agricultural facilities that help preserve food products and support local producers.

UIPC president and CEO Danielle R. del Rosario said the investment reflects the company's broader commitment to sustainable infrastructure.

“At Union Insulated Panels, we provide innovative construction solutions that contribute to food security, climate resilience, energy efficiency, and the development of quality and sustainable infrastructure across the country,” she said in a press statement.

Beyond industrial applications, UIPC supplies materials for Learning Continuity Spaces and classrooms, supporting the development of educational facilities.

‘A stronger foundation’ 

The manufacturing investment reinforces PHINMA Corp.'s confidence in UIPC's growth potential and its role in supporting Philippine industries.

PHINMA Corp. chair and CEO Ramon R. del Rosario Jr. emphasized the importance of aligning business expansion with broader economic and social development.


Danielle del Rosario
President and CEO, UIPC

"By supporting the development of essential facilities and infrastructure, UIPC can help businesses grow, preserve valuable resources, and respond to the changing needs of Filipino industries and communities. This is what makes the investment we celebrate today meaningful: it gives UIPC a stronger foundation not only to pursue growth, but also to contribute to something greater than itself," he said during the launch.

For long-term manufacturing growth

UIPC will prioritize operational readiness, strengthen customer partnerships, and expand the delivery of building solutions addressing the evolving requirements of Philippine industries.

The expansion supports the company's mission of building sustainable infrastructure while creating opportunities for long-term manufacturing growth. —Vanessa Hidalgo | Ed: Corrie S. Narisma

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