Hubware’s digital construction ecosystem elevates industry

In a landmark move to revolutionize the Philippine construction sector, BuildMart PH Technologies, Inc., a pioneering B2B e-commerce platform, has invested in Hubware Corporation.

Tj=he strategic infusion of capital has launched “BuildHub.ph,” a digital platform engineered to be the centralized system for the construction industry’s diverse needs.

The announcement, made at Enderun Colleges in Taguig on April 4, 2024, was attended by key industry figures and spearheaded by Duane Young, Chief Operating Officer of BuildHub.ph. The event, themed “Building the Future Together,” saw discussions on the platform’s potential to advance the industry.

Hubware’s BuildHub.ph is envisaged as a transformative force, designed to optimize the visibility and operations of builders, hardware stores, and construction suppliers. The platform’s integration with BuildMart’s extensive fulfillment network and brand partnerships is expected to significantly amplify its users’ market reach and operational efficiency.

An innovative facet of BuildHub.ph is the introduction of BuildCredit, a financing solution that offers competitive rates to support the expansion of builders and hardware stores. Alongside this, BuildmartShipping guarantees efficient logistics, highlighted by a notable shipping capacity and dedicated transport resources.

Andre Bernardo, co-CEO of BuildHub.ph, and Marika Laciste, Chief Business Officer, emphasize the importance of strategic alliances and industry expertise in reshaping the construction sector’s digital landscape. The platform draws inspiration from Jack Ma’s Alibaba Iron Triangle model, aiming to integrate platform, logistics, and financing into a cohesive business strategy.

Engr. Edward Paul Apigo from DOST-PCIEERD commended the initiative and reaffirmed their commitment to nurturing startups in the construction industry through various support programs.

With a vision of profound growth, BuildHub.ph is not just targeting an expanded user base and a gross merchandise value of Php1 billion by 2025; it is also taking the helm of the Philippine Construction Trade Show (PhilCon) in the Visayas and Mindanao, setting a precedent for future industry developments.