Shoe Fabriek, the only and largest safety boots manufacturer in Ghana, is celebrating its 1st Anniversary after its new factory in Akropong-Akuapem was commissioned by the President of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo recently.
The company has a factory equipped with ultramodern machinery, making it the largest safety boots manufacturer in Ghana and West Africa.
The factory can produce 32,000 pairs of different models of shoes a month, including security boots, safety boots, and school and casual shoes, using state-of-the-art technology and full-fledged infrastructure.
Commenting on the occasion in a statement issued in Accra, the General Manager of Shoe Fabriek, Beauty Larbi, said “we are committed to transforming the African shoe-making industry. The quality and delivery of the shoes we make is strong evidence of our commitment.”
“As a people-focused, socially inclusive, and sustainable business, over 70 per cent of our staff are women aged below 35 years. This is a deliberate move to ensure that women in the Akropong Akuapem enclave are empowered.” She said.
The company she said had trained over 60 individuals to develop and perfect shoe-making skills on the Akuapem Ridge this past year.
“Our quest to transform the shoe-making landscape in Ghana and West Africa is high. In the subsequent years, we anticipate training a minimum of 300 more young people in our catchment area by 2025,” she said.
“We delight our clients by making high-quality shoes and apparel for men, women, and children. Due to that, this past year, we have been privileged to work with local and international companies; to produce various kinds of high-quality shoes within our portfolio, from factory workers to students,” she said.
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