Vivant Corporation has secured a PHP 3.0-billion bilateral term loan with China Banking Corporation to refinance maturing obligations and support its ongoing investments in the power and water sectors. The three-year facility will reinforce the company’s capital structure as it continues to expand its portfolio across both industries.

Vivant said its energy business includes a mix of renewable and conventional assets, with an attributable generation capacity of 451 megawatts based on its latest PSE disclosures. The company is pursuing a long-term target of increasing the share of renewable energy in its portfolio to 30% by 2030, supported by ongoing investments in solar and run-of-river hydro assets, as well as its existing conventional plants that provide reliable capacity to the grid.

Alongside its energy ventures, Vivant is also scaling its water business through its subsidiaries. Its flagship project is the Cordova seawater desalination facility in Cebu, being developed to supply potable water to Metro Cebu through a joint venture with the Metropolitan Cebu Water District. The company continues to invest in bulk water supply, wastewater treatment, and distribution projects as part of its expansion in the sector.

The new loan facility is expected to aid these continuing developments, allowing Vivant to manage debt maturities while supporting capital requirements for its growing energy and water operations.

As Vivant strengthens its presence in both sectors, how do you see its investments shaping the country’s power and water infrastructure in the coming years?

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