The CONSILIERÉ Group has reaffirmed its partnership with the Invictus Federation of Construction Suppliers of the Philippines, marking a continued commitment to collaboration, industry strengthening, and national development. The partnership reflects a shared belief that sustainable growth is built not in isolation, but through coordinated efforts among key industry players.

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Invictus has long served as a unifying force within the construction supply sector. Under the leadership of its president, Aldrin Derrick Chua, MBA, together with co chairmen Peter Mangasing and Justin Ongsue, the federation brings together some of the country’s most established and trusted suppliers. For more than two decades, it has provided a platform where cooperation, innovation, and shared standards can thrive in an industry critical to infrastructure and economic progress.

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CSL’s continued support of the federation is rooted in its broader philosophy on growth. Strong industries are shaped by strong networks. By working alongside organizations like Invictus, CSL reinforces its role not merely as an external partner, but as an active participant in advancing sector wide objectives. The partnership underscores the firm’s view that long term progress depends on alignment, shared vision, and consistent engagement across stakeholders.

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The renewed collaboration was highlighted during the Invictus 2025 Induction and Annual Mid Autumn Festival Celebration. The event brought together business leaders, suppliers, and industry stakeholders in a setting that balanced tradition with forward looking dialogue. Beyond ceremonial significance, the gathering served as a reaffirmation of shared goals and collective responsibility. It was a reminder that relationships built on trust and continuity remain central to industry resilience.

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For the construction supply sector, partnerships like this carry practical importance. Infrastructure development relies on dependable supply chains, ethical practices, and coordination among players who understand both market realities and national priorities. By supporting Invictus, CSL contributes to an ecosystem where suppliers are encouraged to collaborate rather than compete in silos, fostering stability and innovation across the sector.

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Looking ahead, CSL and Invictus share a common objective: to help drive industry advancement while supporting broader nation building efforts. This means strengthening dialogue between private sector participants, encouraging responsible growth, and aligning industry practices with long term development goals. The partnership reflects a recognition that economic progress is cumulative, shaped by institutions and relationships that endure beyond individual projects or cycles.

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In reaffirming its partnership with Invictus, CSL signals its continued commitment to working alongside industry leaders to build structures that last. Through collaboration, shared purpose, and sustained engagement, both organizations aim to contribute meaningfully to the growth of the construction supply sector and to the country’s ongoing development.

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