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[Title] => Thailand's PTT in talks with Gokongwei Group on petrochemical project
[Summary] => BANGKOK, Thailand – PTT Public Co. Ltd. (PTTPC) is pushing through with its negotiations with Gokongwei-owned JG Summit Holdings Inc. for a possible joint venture in the petrochemical business.
[DatePublished] => 2009-02-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Thailand’s PTT mulls $2-B oil refinery in RP
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BANGKOK, Thailand – In line with efforts to further expand its operations in Southeast Asia, Thai oil giant PTT Public Co. Ltd. is exploring the possibility of putting up a $2-billion refinery in the Philippines.
PTT executive vice president for commercial and international marketing Artasith Pothiapinyanvisuth told a press briefing here over the weekend that they are still studying whether they would construct a new oil refinery or just expand its existing facility.
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[Title] => Thailand’s PTT mulls more gas stations
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BANGKOK, Thailand  PTT Philippines Corp. (PTTPC) will expand its retail network in the Philippines by another 10 to 20 gas stations, a top company official said.
In a media briefing here, PTT executive vice president for commercial and international marketing Artasith Pothiapinyanvisuth said the company would spend about P8 million to construct one retail gas station, depending on the size of the facility.
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[Title] => PTT of Thailand to expand RP retail network
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Thailand-based PTT Philippines Corp. (PTTPC), formerly Subic Bay Distribution Inc. (SBDI), has assured the continued expansion of its retail network in the Philippines as it remains bullish on the prospects of the country’s oil industry.
PTTPC president and CEO Siripong Phoungpaka has expressed this commitment in a meeting with Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla the other day.
Phoungpaka assured Lotilla that "PTTPC would continue to supply dependable, quality and competitively priced fuels to the Philippines."
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[Title] => PTT Phils to invest P4B over 4 years
[Summary] => PTT Philippines Corp. (PTTPC), formerly Subic Bay Distribution Inc. (SBDI), will pour in some P3.5 billion to P4 billion worth of investments in the Philippines starting this year up to 2009, a ranking company official said.
During the launching of PTTPC as the new corporate name of SBDI over the weekend, PTT Public Co. Ltd. of Thailand executive vice president for commercial and international marketing oil business group Artasith Pothiapinyanvisuth said they are planning to transfer one of their existing lubricant blending plants in Thailand to the Philippines.
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[Title] => Thailand’s PTT mulls $2-B oil refinery in RP
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BANGKOK, Thailand – In line with efforts to further expand its operations in Southeast Asia, Thai oil giant PTT Public Co. Ltd. is exploring the possibility of putting up a $2-billion refinery in the Philippines.
PTT executive vice president for commercial and international marketing Artasith Pothiapinyanvisuth told a press briefing here over the weekend that they are still studying whether they would construct a new oil refinery or just expand its existing facility.
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[Title] => Thailand’s PTT mulls more gas stations
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BANGKOK, Thailand  PTT Philippines Corp. (PTTPC) will expand its retail network in the Philippines by another 10 to 20 gas stations, a top company official said.
In a media briefing here, PTT executive vice president for commercial and international marketing Artasith Pothiapinyanvisuth said the company would spend about P8 million to construct one retail gas station, depending on the size of the facility.
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[Title] => PTT of Thailand to expand RP retail network
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Thailand-based PTT Philippines Corp. (PTTPC), formerly Subic Bay Distribution Inc. (SBDI), has assured the continued expansion of its retail network in the Philippines as it remains bullish on the prospects of the country’s oil industry.
PTTPC president and CEO Siripong Phoungpaka has expressed this commitment in a meeting with Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla the other day.
Phoungpaka assured Lotilla that "PTTPC would continue to supply dependable, quality and competitively priced fuels to the Philippines."
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[Title] => PTT Phils to invest P4B over 4 years
[Summary] => PTT Philippines Corp. (PTTPC), formerly Subic Bay Distribution Inc. (SBDI), will pour in some P3.5 billion to P4 billion worth of investments in the Philippines starting this year up to 2009, a ranking company official said.
During the launching of PTTPC as the new corporate name of SBDI over the weekend, PTT Public Co. Ltd. of Thailand executive vice president for commercial and international marketing oil business group Artasith Pothiapinyanvisuth said they are planning to transfer one of their existing lubricant blending plants in Thailand to the Philippines.
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