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[Title] => Petron buys Chevron’s retail LPG business, eyes 40% market share
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Oil industry leader Petron Corp. expects to increase its share of the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) market to more than 40 percent with the acquisition of the retail LPG business of Chevron (formerly Caltex) Philippines Inc.
In a disclosure to Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Petron said it has acquired Chevron’s retail LPG business at an undisclosed cost.
[DatePublished] => 2007-05-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Hyatt 10’ member gets Petron seat
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Less than a year after she joined calls of the so-called "Hyatt 10" for President Arroyo to resign, former budget secretary Emilia Boncodin is now a director at the country’s largest oil refinery, Petron Corp.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said he saw nothing unusual in Boncodin’s election to the board of Petron, which is 40 percent owned by the government.
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[Title] => Navotas tells Petron: Pay P10 M taxes
[Summary] => Perennial top earner Petron Corporation owes the Navotas government some P10 million in back taxes going back four years and Mayor Tobias Tiangco, peeved at the multinational’s alleged "defiance to pay up," is keen on getting what is due the local government.
The giant oil company could face closure of its bulk plant in the Navotas Fishport Complex if it fails to pay up next week.
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Oil industry leader Petron Corp. expects to increase its share of the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) market to more than 40 percent with the acquisition of the retail LPG business of Chevron (formerly Caltex) Philippines Inc.
In a disclosure to Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Petron said it has acquired Chevron’s retail LPG business at an undisclosed cost.
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Less than a year after she joined calls of the so-called "Hyatt 10" for President Arroyo to resign, former budget secretary Emilia Boncodin is now a director at the country’s largest oil refinery, Petron Corp.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said he saw nothing unusual in Boncodin’s election to the board of Petron, which is 40 percent owned by the government.
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[Title] => Navotas tells Petron: Pay P10 M taxes
[Summary] => Perennial top earner Petron Corporation owes the Navotas government some P10 million in back taxes going back four years and Mayor Tobias Tiangco, peeved at the multinational’s alleged "defiance to pay up," is keen on getting what is due the local government.
The giant oil company could face closure of its bulk plant in the Navotas Fishport Complex if it fails to pay up next week.
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