Rockwell, JDN on top of the Power Plant Mall in Angeles City

Rockwell Land Corp. and Juan D. Nepomuceno (JDN) Realty held a topping-off ceremony for the Power Plant Mall Angeles, marking the completion of the mall's structural construction.

The mall, part of Rockwell's Napo Center development, is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2027.

“We are thrilled to bring the Power Plant Mall experience to Los Angeles,” Tin Coqueiro, vice president of retail development for Rockwell Land, said in a statement Wednesday.

“Our goal is to blend our signature curated retail mix with local flavors, ensuring a destination that resonates deeply with the Kapampangan community,” he added.

Power Plant Mall Angeles will have 32,000 square meters (sq. m) of leasable area and will mark Rockwell's first retail expansion outside Metro Manila.

The mall will offer international and local brands, daily essentials and al fresco dining areas tailored to the company's Makati flagship.

During the topping-off ceremony, potential tenants, partners, consultants and contractors viewed the completed structure of Power Plant Mall Angeles and previewed mock-ups of its store facades, finishes and Makati-style layouts.

Power Plant Mall Angeles opened on October 12, 2023 as the key anchor of Rockwell and JDN Realty's 4.6-hectare mixed-use development, Rockwell at Napo Center in Central Angeles City, Pampanga.

The project launches its first residential building, The Manansala, in June 2021, followed by The BenCab in September 2022 and The Aurelio in October 2025.

Manansala is fully sold and unit turnover has commenced in January 2026. BenCab is 87% sold, with a turnover scheduled for December 2026, while Aurelio was recently launched.

Rockwell Land said the progress of the joint venture has encouraged plans to expand development.

Rockwell Land Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Nestor J. “Due to the positive response to our residential and retail offerings, we are expanding Rockwell at Napo Center with an additional 9,000 square meters of land,” Padilla said.

“We are already planning to expand the mall and add other components that will make the development even more exciting,” he said.

In the local market on Wednesday, Rockwell Land shares closed 5.68% higher at P1.86 each. — Alexandria Grace C. Magno

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