The company’s SEC registration number is listed in Philippine corporate information databases. Dun & Bradstreet classifies CPPI across paper manufacturing and conversion, printing-related activities, and paper-product wholesale.[2]

While a precise founding date is not readily available in public online records, Consolidated Paper Products Incorporated has operated in the Philippine paper-products sector for at least several decades.

Historical trademark records from the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) show that CPPI registered marks including PLANET, GENIUS, AB, and FUNMATES in 2001, indicating its established presence in the local stationery market by that period.[1] The company continued to develop its portfolio, with IPOPHL records identifying it as the applicant for SUNBURST, ART FRAMES, and AXIOM in 2019.[1]

In 2021, an IPOPHL filing listed CONSOLIDATED PAPER PRODUCTS, INC. as the applicant for the mark CPPI, covering a substantial Class 16 product portfolio.[1] More recent trademark records include CPPI EXCELLENT and CPPI GENIUS under the same entity.[1]

An indication of the company’s longevity appears in a World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) study on Philippine copyright-industry corporations. Using 2002 data, the study listed Consolidated Paper Products Incorporated under the printing subsector with reported gross revenue of ₱180 million.[3] While this figure is historical rather than current, it establishes CPPI as a significant participant in the domestic printing and paper economy during the early 2000s.

CPPI maintains a product portfolio that extends beyond basic paper supplies. A 2021 trademark application lists the following goods:[1]

• Envelopes
• Continuous forms / TSF
• Bond paper
• Book and copy paper
• Notebooks
• Record books
• Cash-register tape
• Pad paper
• Gift wrappers
• Paper bags
• Colored paper
• Graphing paper
• Art paper
• Pressboard folders
• File folders
• Drawing books
• Theme books
• Music books
• Sketch books
• Lesson-plan books

Dun & Bradstreet further associates the company with book, bond, and printing papers; stationery; office supplies; specialty papers; tablet papers; business-form paper; and continuous forms.[2]

Envelopes and mailing products

Envelopes constitute a significant category within CPPI’s offerings. A 2021 purchase order from the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) identified the company as the supplier of big brown carpeta envelopes, small brown carpeta envelopes, and mailing envelopes with and without windows. This single order covered 104,000 pieces intended for the bank’s consumption and anniversary requirements. Government Procurement Service records similarly document the supply of documentary envelopes and related products.

Business forms and commercial printing

The company is active in commercial printing and the production of business forms. Industry classifications place CPPI in pulp, paper, and paperboard manufacturing; printing support activities; and converted paper-product manufacturing.[2] Business forms differ from consumer stationery as they are typically produced for organizations with standardized administrative needs, such as financial documents, invoices, certificates, and government records.

Carbonless copy forms (CCF) represent another key product line. Public procurement records from 2022 show CPPI supplying “CCF (3 PLY, 280 x 241 MM)” as government stock items. These forms allow for multiple document copies without traditional carbon paper and are widely used for receipts and transaction records.

A defining aspect of CPPI’s operations is its engagement with Philippine government agencies. Procurement records link the company to the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), the Procurement Service-Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System (PS-PhilGEPS), and the Commission on Elections (COMELEC).

PS-PhilGEPS records identify CPPI as a supplier of documentary envelopes, CCF (3-ply carbonless) forms, and white mailing envelopes. This indicates a business model heavily oriented toward B2B and B2G institutional supply, where large organizations procure standardized paper products in bulk.

2025 COMELEC contract

Recent evidence of CPPI’s institutional capacity includes a 2025 procurement award from the Commission on Elections (COMELEC). The company was contracted for the printing, supply, and delivery of various non-accountable forms for the 2025 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE). The award covered four types of election forms:

The notice of award indicated a total bid value of approximately ₱5.35 million for these items, demonstrating the company’s capability to handle high-volume, standardized printing requirements for national government institutions.

Throughout its history, CPPI has marketed products under multiple brands. Public IPOPHL records identify the company as the owner or applicant for the following trademarks:[1]

• PLANET
• GENIUS
• AB
• FUNMATES
• SUNBURST
• ART FRAMES
• AXIOM
• CPPI
• CPPI EXCELLENT
• CPPI GENIUS

These registrations reflect the company’s role not only as a supplier but also as a developer of branded stationery and paper products in the Philippine market.

The company operates under the name Consolidated Paper Products, Inc. or Consolidated Paper Products Incorporated. Dun & Bradstreet lists “CONSOLIDATED PAPER” as a doing-business-as name and identifies Terence Mervin M. Sy as a key principal.[2] A 2021 DBP procurement document authorized Sherwin C. Tan, identified as an Account Manager, to accept purchase orders on behalf of the company; however, this designation does not imply ownership or directorship.

Public records consistently cite the company’s address as 14 Narciso St., East Canumay, Valenzuela City, Metro Manila.[1] Valenzuela is part of Metro Manila’s major industrial and manufacturing corridor, which supports the company’s production and logistics activities.

Consolidated Paper Products Incorporated functions primarily as a paper-products and printing company serving institutional and commercial markets. Its operations encompass:

1. Paper-product manufacturing and conversion
2. Stationery production (notebooks, folders, drawing books)
3. Envelope production (mailing, documentary, and carpeta)
4. Business-form production (continuous and carbonless forms)
5. Commercial printing of standardized documents
6. Institutional supply of bulk paper products
7. Government procurement fulfillment

Within the Philippine paper industry, CPPI occupies a specialized B2B and institutional niche. It is distinct from multinational pulp-and-paper mills; instead, its focus lies in converted paper products, stationery, and printing. This positioning allows the company to source paper stock and transform it into finished goods such as envelopes, forms, and notebooks, extending its role beyond raw material manufacturing.

CPPI is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission under registration number 0000148445. Detailed corporate information, including capitalization history, incorporation date, and current financial statements, is not freely available in public databases and requires access to official SEC documents.

Due to its institutional orientation, the company has a limited consumer-facing digital footprint. Its market presence is primarily documented through government purchase orders, payment records, trademark registrations, procurement awards, and industry databases. This reflects a business profile that is fundamentally procurement-driven rather than consumer-oriented.

1. Electronic Gazette
2. CONSOLIDATED PAPER PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Company Profile | Valenzuela, Metro Manila | Competitors, Financials & Contacts – Dun & Bradstreet
3. [Annex A