Perpetual Prime Mfg. Inc. Chooses Mabuhay Energy for Renewable Power and Greater Cost Savings
Perpetual Prime Mfg. Inc. Chooses Mabuhay Energy for Renewable Power and Greater Cost Savings
Filipino-owned premium footwear manufacturer Perpetual Prime, supplier to Coach and Kate Spade, partners with Mabuhay Energy for renewable, competitive electricity at its 27,724 m² Bataan facility.
Mariveles, Bataan, Philippines – Perpetual Prime Manufacturing, Inc. (PPMI), a proudly 100% Filipino-owned enterprise engaged in the production of premium footwear and luxury bags for global brands like Coach and Kate Spade, has partnered with Mabuhay Energy Corporation (MECO) as its retail electricity supplier in collaboration with AECO Energy. This milestone marks PPMI's transition to a renewable and affordable energy supply. With this switch, PPMI will benefit from cost-effective electricity rates, ensuring long-term savings for its facilities.
As a first-time participant in the government's Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) program, PPMI gains the advantage of choosing their preferred electricity supplier which is Mabuhay Energy. Operating within a 27,724.60 square meter facility that houses production areas, lectra cutting machines, warehousing, and training spaces, PPMI will directly benefit from innovative, competitive, and reliable energy solutions while contributing to a sustainable future through renewable energy.
The President of Perpetual Prime Manufacturing, Inc., Mr. Adrian Salvador, has expressed appreciation for the partnership, saying, "I'm thankful for this partnership with Mabuhay Energy. Their support helps us save on electricity and manage our energy more efficiently."
Mabuhay Energy sees every customer as a valued partner. Beyond delivering energy solutions tailored to operational needs, the company remains committed to providing excellent service and securing a sustainable energy future for generations to come.
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