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Standard Vacuum Oil Company[]
1933–1962[]
Esso Philippines, Inc.[]
1962–1965[]
1965–1973[]
Petron[]
Petrophil Corporation[]
1973–1988[]
In 1973, the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) acquired Esso Philippines at the height of the first oil crisis and renamed it Petrophil Corporation. They were able to deliver on their promise to ensure a continuous and reliable supply of fuels during this critical period.
Petron Corporation[]
1988–1998[]
In February 1988, Petrophil was rechristened as Petron Corporation. The 1988 logo looks similar to the 1973 logo.
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1998–present[]
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Petron Corporation
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| Products Fuel: Blaze 100 | Diesel Max | XCS | Xtra Advance | Turbo Diesel Services  |
| Current assets: Bank of Commerce | Ginebra San Miguel, Inc. | Petron | San Miguel Brewery | San Miguel Foods | San Miguel Properties | San Miguel Yamamura Packaging Corporation | SMC Global Power | SMC Infrastructure | San Miguel Mart
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