

A subsidiary of SIFCA Group since 1999, the Société Internationale de Plantations d’Hévéas (SIPH) has been the main rubber actor in Africa for the past 65 years with over 300 000 tons processed per year. SIPH’s main activity is the production and the trade of the natural rubber produced by its African subsidiaries. The SIPH model is based on a balance between the agricultural activity on its own plantations, and the industrial activity, of which the main suppliers are independent farmers, that represent 80% of the total processed production.
As a responsible company, SIPH is committed in the Sustainable Development policy of SIFCA Group.
President of the board : Pierre BILLON
Managing Director : Bertrand VIGNES
Creation of the Société Indochinoise de Plantations d’Hévéas: 1905
Number of employees: 13 000
Industrial Plantation Surface : 60 000 Ha
Number of factories: 9
Number of subsidiaries: 4
+4 600 ha of protected forests
1 300 000 tons of stored Carbon Dioxide per year
+47 schools built or rehabilitated
Around 12 000 students schooled
+ 37 health centers built or rehabilitated
+ 120 00 medical consultations per year
53, rue du Capitaine Guynemer 92400 Courbevoie, France
Telephone: 33(0)1.41.16.28.00
Fax: 33(0)1.41.16.28.32
Website: www.siph.com
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Ghana Rubber Estates Limited |
Certification ISO 14001:2015 | |
Certification ISO 9001:2015 | |
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Rubber Estates Nigeria Limited |
Certification ISO 14001:2015 | |
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SAPH Côte d'Ivoire |
Certification ISO 9001:2015 | |
SAPH Bongo is certified ISO 14001:2015 |


- Discrimination and harassment
- Code of conduct
- Code of conduct of the supplier
- Charter of ethical purchases
- Child labour policy
- Compliant & grievance management standard operating procedure
- Effluent Analysis report
- EIES SAPH SOUBRE
- Environnemental policy statement
- FPIC Operating Standard
- GREL 10T Natural Rubber Processing Facility - SEIA
- GREL Asikasu HCV
- GHG Calculation-MEO - 2019
- GREL Biodiversity Action Plan
- MOU BETWEEN FORESTRY COMMISSION & GREL
- Quality policy
- Sustainability policy
- TFT SIFCA Liberia HCS Report