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Lower electricity costs from a new supply partnership are helping King Global Sanitary Products accelerate investments in production.
Rockport Power Inc., a licensed Retail Electricity Supplier (RES), said Thursday it secured King Global as a client, to provide optimized energy plans that the manufacturer said have cut generation charges by about 30 percent.
The savings are being redirected into high-efficiency equipment to boost output and stabilize supply.
The company, which grew from a single warehouse into a nationwide operation with more than 200 employees and facilities in Laguna, Davao, and Cebu, is prioritizing tighter cost control to sustain expansion.
“In manufacturing, efficiency is everything, and every single cent counts,” said Ryan Tan, President of King Global.
“By partnering with Rockport to manage our costs well, we are creating the financial flexibility to invest in better equipment, keep our pricing fair, and support the jobs of our people.”
The reinvestment is expected to improve production speed and strengthen the company’s ability to serve retail brands, hotels, and households nationwide.
Rockport Power said the partnership reflects its push to position energy savings as a driver of business performance.
“Our commitment is simple: Smart Energy. Real Savings. We want to help businesses like King Global gain the financial flexibility to focus on what they do best—serving customers and communities,” said Marvee M. Espejo, President of Rockport Power.

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