Power Plant Mall Angeles: List of Stores and Brands Coming to Rockwell at Nepo Center

Power Plant Mall Angeles is coming to Angeles City, Pampanga, as the retail anchor of Rockwell at Nepo Center. The development is targeted to open in Q3 2027, bringing Rockwell's premium shopping, dining, and lifestyle experience to Central Luzon.

The upcoming mall is planned to feature more than 32,000 square meters of net leasable retail space, with a curated selection of international and local brands, restaurants, cafés, and lifestyle concepts.

What Stores Are Coming to Power Plant Mall Angeles?

Rockwell has publicly identified a number of brands and retail concepts that are planned for Power Plant Mall Angeles.

The current announced lineup includes fashion, accessories, beauty, home, specialty retail, and lifestyle brands.

Fashion and Specialty Retail

Among the brands identified in Rockwell's project materials are:

Armani Exchange
Bally
Kate Spade
Charriol
Furla
Jo Malone
Michael Kors
Tory Burch
Zara
Rolex
Diptyque
Massimo Dutti
MUJI
Lacoste

The lineup covers a range of fashion, accessories, watches, fragrances, beauty, and lifestyle products.

Important: These are announced or planned brands for the development. Individual store locations, opening dates, and the final tenant lineup may still change before Power Plant Mall Angeles officially opens.

Restaurants and Dining

Power Plant Mall Angeles is also expected to offer a selection of established dining and café concepts.

Rockwell's published materials identify:

Din Tai Fung
Shake Shack
8 Cuts Burgers
Mamou
M&S Café
Starbucks Reserve®
The Grid

The development will also feature The Marketplace, adding a grocery component to the retail and lifestyle offering.

More Than a Shopping Destination

Power Plant Mall Angeles will form part of Rockwell at Nepo Center, a 4.6-hectare mixed-use community in Angeles City.

The development combines residential towers, landscaped open spaces, amenities, and retail. Residents will have access to the mall through planned connections within the development, creating an integrated residential and lifestyle environment.

Its location also places it within reach of major transportation routes and destinations serving Angeles City and the wider Metro Clark area.

When Will Power Plant Mall Angeles Open?

Power Plant Mall Angeles is currently targeted for Q3 2027.

The project has already reached significant construction milestones as Rockwell continues development of the Nepo Center community.

As construction progresses, Rockwell may announce additional retailers, restaurants, and lifestyle brands leading up to the mall's opening.

What Power Plant Mall Angeles Could Mean for Angeles City

The arrival of Power Plant Mall represents another major development in the continuing transformation of Angeles City and the broader Metro Clark area.

Beyond shopping and dining, new commercial and mixed-use developments can create additional activity around surrounding neighborhoods, potentially increasing interest in nearby residential, office, retail, and commercial properties.

For real estate brokers, agents, investors, and property owners, developments like Power Plant Mall are important community updates to monitor when evaluating properties in Angeles City and nearby areas.

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Note: The brands and dining concepts mentioned in this article are based on information publicly released by Rockwell and its project materials. The tenant lineup, store locations, and opening schedules may be updated or changed before Power Plant Mall Angeles opens.