Petron to open more than 250 gas stations in Malaysia and the Philippines

The Philippines’ largest oil refiner and distributor Petron Corporation is set to further expand its retail business as it continues to enjoy stronger sales and positive growth potentials, reported The Standard.


Source: Petron Corporation Facebook Page

This year, Petron targets to add more than 250 gas stations to the existing 2,800 Petron stations in Malaysia and the Philippines.

The company, in fact, has already carried out a significant gas station network expansion in Malaysia with the acquisition and rebranding of approximately 550 ExxonMobil stations.

It also plans to upgrade its Port Dickson Refinery, according to Petron president and chief executive Ramon Ang.

Ang also disclosed plans to put up 12 retail stations along the Philippines’ 88.5-kilometer, two-lane Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEX).

TPLEx has a high traffic volume as it connects the central and northern Luzon provinces to Manila through the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway and the North Luzon Expressway.

Petron’s parent firm San Miguel Corporation (SMC), through the Private Infra DevCorporation (PIDC), the concessionaire in TPLEx, provides management services, toll collection, traffic safety and security management, toll road maintenance, and other related services along the expressway.

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