SPI welcomes Presidential sister Aimee Marcos and newly-appointed PIA Administrator

SPI had the distinct honor of hosting a recent visit from Presidential Sister Aimee R. Marcos and the newly appointed Administrator of the PHIVIDEC Industrial Authority, Atty. Joseph Donato Bernedo, at the Mindanao Power Plant.

The visit was aimed at strengthening collaboration between SPI and the PHIVIDEC Industrial Authority to further promote industrialization and position PIE-MO as a premier investment destination in the country.

SPI Power Plant Manager, Dr. Carsten Evers, warmly welcomed Ms. Marcos and Atty. Joseph Donato Bernedo, emphasizing the significance of their presence in reinforcing the shared commitment to drive Mindanao’s economic growth and overall development.

The visit provided an opportunity to showcase SPI’s commitment to ensuring an efficient and reliable supply of electric power, which plays a crucial role in propelling the region’s industrial sector.

The partnership between SPI, and the PHIVIDEC Industrial Authority, is expected to help unlock Mindanao’s full potential and solidify its position as a key player in the industrial landscape. Through collaborative efforts, SPI aims to help contribute to the realization of a prosperous and thriving Mindanao.

SPI is enthusiastic about the prospects of a greater partnership and looks forward to working hand in hand with the PHIVIDEC Industrial Authority to empower Mindanao and facilitate its journey to new heights of success.

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