Caltex ends 2023 with more stations, auto workshops

MANILA: Caltex Philippines announced that it has capped 2023 with more stations and vehicle workshops, across the country.

Per the Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI)-marketed fuel firm, it was able to launch 37 new service stations and 80 Caltex-branded workshops — highlighting the company’s efforts to establish new partnerships and strengthen existing ones.

Some of the notable ones include the Caltex station in J.W. Diokno Boulevard, Pasay. According to the petroleum company, the station marked the third retailer-owned, retailer-operated (RORO) flagship station in Aseana City.

Caltex also opened four new stations in various strategic locations across Metro Manila, specifically, in Quezon City, Taguig City, and Pasig City.

In Southern Luzon, Caltex opened another RORO within a township project located in Turbina, Calamba, Laguna. Three other Caltex stations also opened to service this fast-growing region.

Meanwhile, Caltex built two new service stations in Northern Luzon. The fuel brand established a new station in Ilocos Sur, a province that is home to many natural and historical sites. In Central Luzon, a total of three new Caltex stations also rose — two in Pampanga (the culinary capital of the Philippines), and another in Bustos, Bulacan.

In Palawan, local and foreign tourists alike and residents traveling to Coron may drop by the new Caltex station in the area for their vehicle fueling needs during personal or family trips this 2024.

Caltex also broadened its network of service stations in Western Visayas. It started with four stations in Iloilo City, famous for its Dinagyang Festival and its sweet-natured locals, and another at Landers Superstore outlet in Bacolod City.

The company also spread its reach in Central Visayas with four new stations serving Bohol, Toledo City, and Cebu City. In Eastern Visayas, Samar and Leyte are now hosts to new Caltex stations each.

Further, Caltex was also able to increase its presence and serve its market better in Mindanao through the opening of new retail sites in the region. A new Caltex station was opened along the busy street of National Highway Puerto in Cagayan de Oro. Three other stations were built in the Davao region.

“We understand the growing needs of our valued customers. These expansion initiatives are a testament to our dedication to deliver seamless access to high-quality fuels and a comprehensive range of services. By investing in the development of these modern facilities, we aim to contribute not only to the nation's economic growth but also to the satisfaction of the motorists we serve,” CPI Country Chairman Billy Liu shared.

In terms of Caltex’s auto and motorcycle workshops, under 100 Caltex Havoline autoPro, Caltex Havoline bikePro, and Caltex Delo Sport oil change locations were opened last year. These workshops — the local arm of the fuel company pointed out — offer a complete range of high-quality oils and lubricants and reliable vehicle maintenance services provided by their well-trained mechanics.

“We strive to continually grow our branded workshop network to better serve four-wheel and two-wheel customers. These workshops will elevate the overall customer experience of our patrons and make our services accessible to more locations in the Philippines,” Liu noted.

Photos from Caltex Philippines

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