Sharjah: Reinforcing Sharjah's growing reputation as a leading hub for advanced manufacturing and innovation, Exeed Geotextile, a subsidiary of Exeed Industries and the first of its kind in the United Arab Emirates, has inaugurated its state-of-the-art production facility at the Sharjah Airport International Free Zone (SAIF Zone).
According to Emirates News Agency, Exeed Geotextile is one of the leading companies specialized in fiber production and industrial geotextiles used in construction and infrastructure projects. The new manufacturing facility extends over an area of 175,000 square feet, with an annual production capacity of 3,125 tons. The inauguration ceremony and ribbon-cutting were led by Saud Salim Al Mazrouei, Director of SAIF Zone, alongside Mohammed Alameer, CEO of Exeed Industries Group, in the presence of senior officials from both sides.
Accompanied by several SAIF Zone officials, Al Mazrouei toured various sections of the new factory, where he was briefed about the operational processes and the diverse products the company supplies to clients in local and international markets. The delegation was also introduced to the latest innovative equipment and technologies used in producing non-woven geotextiles through the needle-punched method using polypropylene and polyester.
The facility manufactures high-quality short-cut polypropylene fibers and features laboratories equipped with precision testing devices to ensure product quality aligns with international standards. Throughout its operations, the factory maintains a commitment to quality, operational efficiency, and environmental sustainability.
The inauguration of the Exeed Geotextile factory comes at a time when the global fiber, geotextile, and industrial fabrics sector is witnessing accelerated growth. A significant portion of this demand is driven by road and transport infrastructure projects, highlighting the importance of investments like this factory in supporting such projects and achieving sustainability and efficiency in their execution.
Through the launch of its new factory, the company aims to enhance production efficiency and strengthen supply capabilities for major infrastructure projects in the UAE while building long-term partnerships with contractors and consultants. The expansion will increase overall production capacity and diversify the company's product offering to include advanced engineering solutions such as geogrid and composite systems.
Saud Salim Al Mazrouei stated that the inauguration of Exeed Geotextile's factory is a significant addition to Sharjah's industrial growth, reflecting the growing confidence that global companies place in the emirate's investment environment. He highlighted that the project reinforces SAIF Zone's ability to attract high-tech industrial ventures that align with Sharjah's vision of supporting innovative industries and enhancing the efficiency of supply chains in the infrastructure and construction sectors.
Mohammed Alameer expressed his pleasure at the inauguration of the new factory at Sharjah Airport International Free Zone, noting that the decision to establish the facility in Sharjah was driven by the emirate's attractive investment environment, logistics infrastructure, and integrated industrial ecosystem. He highlighted Sharjah's strategic location and proximity to key transport networks, positioning SAIF Zone as an ideal platform for expanding the company's regional and international operations.
The SAIF Zone stands out as a premier investment hub in the Emirate of Sharjah, offering competitive opportunities, infrastructure, and tailored support for businesses across the commercial, industrial, and service sectors. The free zone also provides streamlined customs services, fast-track licensing, and express shipping and clearance solutions, enabling investors to thrive across industries.
Exeed Geotextile is part of Exeed Industries group, which was founded in 2005 and has expanded into advanced manufacturing in the UAE. The company specializes in the production of geotextile fabrics, particularly needle-punched materials made from polypropylene, polyester, and staple fibers, serving various sectors in line with technical specifications and quality standards.