Filipino motorists now have a new place to fill up their fuel tanks, and it comes with global pedigree. Unioil Petroleum Philippines has opened the first Aramco-branded fuel station in the country, located in Sucat, Parañaque, in partnership with Aramco, one of the world 's leading...
Saudi Arabian oil giant Aramco has launched a promotional campaign aimed at expanding its retail fuel footprint in Metro Manila. The world’s largest oil exporter, which recently re-entered the Philippines’ downstream sector, is partnering with warehouse retailer S&R Membership Shopping and...
Saudi Arabian Oil Co., the world’s largest oil exporter, has formally returned to the domestic downstream retail market after a 17-year absence, launching its first branded service station in Parañaque City on Thursday, July 16. The opening of the station along Dr. A. Santos Avenue in...
Saudi Aramco is set to launch its own branded retail fuel stations in the Philippines, marking the global oil giant’s direct return to the country’s downstream consumer market after a 17-year absence. An official “Aramco Stations Philippines” social media page surfaced recently, issuing...
Following its decisive and strategic comeback, Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest integrated energy and chemicals powerhouse, is set to roll out its premium fuel formulations into the Philippine market, signalling its renewed commitment to meeting the country’s growing demand for...
Saudi Arabia's Aramco, a global energy leader, is investing in Unioil Petroleum Philippines, Inc., bolstering the 58-year-old company's growth and solidifying its position as a leading fuel retailer. In a statement, Unioil confirmed that Aramco, which divested its stake in Petron Corp. nearly two...
After divesting its stake in Petron Corporation in 2008, trillion-dollar energy giant Saudi Aramco is reportedly plotting a re-entry into the Philippine energy sector. According to a highly placed source, this will be through a prospective merger and acquisition (M&A) deal with one of the...
Budget-conscious families will gain slight flexibility in their budgets this month, as the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will be on moderate rollback of P1.09 to P1.15 per kilogram as advised by the industry players. Leading player Petron Corporation announced that the cost of its LPG...
The heat will be turned down on household budgets for their cooking fuel this month, as the price of liquefied petroleum gas will be reduced by P1.00 per kilogram (kg) or equivalent P11.00 for the standard 11-kilogram cylinder, as advised by the industry players. Petron implemented its reduced LPG...
Cooking fuel will come heavier on the budgets of households this week as the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will go up by P0.27 to P0.30 per kilogram (kg) for the month of March, as announced by the industry players. Leading player Petron Corporation, in particular, implemented LPG price...
Consumers will feel the heat of a budget swell on their cooking fuel this month as the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will rise by a hefty P6.64 to P6.65 per kilogram or P73.04 to P73.15 for the standard 11-kilogram cylinder. Leading industry player Petron Corporation advised of LPG price...
Households will have breather on their cooking fuel budgets this month as the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has been trimmed by P6.10 to P6.20 per kilogram or aggregate P67.10 to P68.20 for the standard 11-kilogram tank. The newly adjusted LPG prices effective June 1 will stay for the rest...
