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US-based Chevron is aggressively expanding its presence in the Philippines, planning to build at least 100 retail stations in five years.
The target number may further increase as the company firms up its network expansion plans, said Katrina Ignacio, assistant manager for policy, government and public affairs of local unit Chevron Philippines Inc.
“The Philippines plays a major role in Chevron International Product’s growth plans in Asia-Pacific. As the company’s biggest retail network in Asia-Pacific, the Philippines represents 23 percent of the region’s retail network growth plan,” Ignacio said in an interview with Inquirer.
Ignacio did not disclose final investment figures, but said that a typical retail site would require about P10 million to build and P3 million to P5 million in monthly working capital. This places the total investment requirement for the 100 planned stations at a minimum of P1 billion.
It was, however, not made clear how many of the planned stations will be company-owned, which means the investment requirements will be shouldered by the company, and how many will be put up under a franchising deal.
http://business.inquirer.net/109211/chevron-eyes-100-more-retail-outlets-in-ph
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