Andok’s Litson Corp. has partnered with Rockport Power to secure power supply for 16 of its stores, using the Retail Aggregation Program (RAP) to bring down electricity expenses amid rising operational costs.
The first batch of covered Andok’s branches are located in Quezon City, Makati, Manila, Cavite, and Tagaytay. Under the RAP, smaller power users combine their electricity demand to meet the 100‑kilowatt average monthly threshold, letting them join retail power competition, choose their own supplier, and negotiate cheaper electricity rates.
Both firms said the 16 branches saw meaningful savings within just two months, enough to offset higher fuel spending for deliveries and ingredient transport, key day‑to‑day costs for the litson chain. While the companies did not disclose the exact volume of electricity under the agreement, they noted that the energy savings helped Andok’s keep its product quality unchanged, with no adjustments to taste, portion sizes, or menu prices even as inflation pushes up costs for consumer goods.
Maverick Javier, president of Andok’s Litson Corp., said the partnership with Rockport Power lets the brand manage rising operating expenses while holding fast to its core promise of quality, value, and accessibility. Javier added that the Retail Aggregation Program helps shield customers from price hikes, allowing the chain to keep serving communities without altering the products its patrons prefer.
Marvee Espejo, president of Rockport Power, said the deal demonstrates how smarter energy sourcing creates tangible operational savings, with those benefits ultimately reaching consumers and the communities that the food chain serves.
