Caltex, marketed by Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI), expanded its retail footprint across the country by opening 18 new service stations in the first half of 2024.
The company said in a statement the expansion aligns with Caltex’s mission to continuously provide clean, quality fuels to its customers for a smoother and more enjoyable journey.
“Opening 18 new Caltex stations in the first half of the year underscores our commitment to grow together with our retailers, while expanding our footprint to continuously provide quality fuels to our motorists across the nation,” Chevron Philippines country chairman and general manager Billy Liu said.
Caltex opened Caltex stations in CALABARZON area. The one located in Carsadang Bago, Emus, Cavite is expected to serve neighboring cities and municipalities in Cavite, while another Caltex station in Alaminos, Laguna will serve thousands of visitors that are making their way to the famous Hidden Valley Springs.
About an hour or two-hour drive away is new Caltex station in Lemery, Batangas along National Highway. The area is popular because of its proximity to beach resorts and Taal Basilica, drawing many visitors and tourists as well.
Caltex also opened new stations in Central Luzon, particularly in Nueva Ecija, known as the “Rice Granary of the Philippines” with agriculture being its main industry.
Caltex opened six new stations in the province. These include one in San Jose, two in Cabanatuan and two more in the municipality of Talavera. Two new Caltex stations also opened in Tarlac, Pampanga, specifically in Maliwalo and San Nicolas, just a few minutes’ ride away from each other.
In the Ilocos Region, the new Caltex site is located in the province of La Union in Barangay Bato, Naguilan. La Union is renowned for its excellent surfing for both beginners and seasoned surfers alike. It is also known for its natural and heritage attractions and other cultural activities.
Meanwhile, in the Visayas region, two new Caltex stations opened including one in Cebu and another in Bohol.
The Caltex station in Cebu is located along MJ Cuenco Street, a popular destination due to its proximity to the famous Magellan’s Cross and the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu Pilgrim Center. The Caltex station in Bohol is located in Dao, Tagbilaran City with nearby schools and malls.
New Caltex stations also opened in the Davao region and Zamboanga City to serve motorists in Mindanao. The Caltex station in Davao Del Norte is situated in Tagum City, also known as Palm City and the City of Festivals.
Tagum City attracts many visitors due to its unique blend of natural beauty, vibrant festivities, and flourishing musical scene. Another strategically located Caltex station is on Bacaca Road in Davao City. In Zamboanga, the new Caltex station is in Sutterville, conveniently close to Zamboanga International Airport for travelers.
