The year also marked Pongtorn “Bon” Tangmanuswong as its newest general manager and country chairman. Fresh from his stint as Chevron Cambodia’s top executive, Tangmanuswong brings 17 years of leadership experience across the brand’s Asia-Pacific markets to the role.

CPI also continued to expand its retail sites in key areas around the Philippines, opening 18 new service stations nationwide. This includes sites in Laoag City in Ilocos Norte, Balaoan in La Union, Makati, Tagaytay, Puerto Pricesa in Palawan, and Bacolod.

CPI also opened a total of 75 Caltex Havoline Autopro and Bikepro workshops in 2025, bringing the nationwide network to over 500 locations. Through this, more Filipino motorists can avail of Caltex’s 22 different maintenance services performed by expert mechanics.

Aside from opening new service stations and workshops, CPI also inked new partnerships and maintained strong relationships with stakeholders. For starters, it renewed its mutually beneficial lease agreements with Batangas Land Company, Inc. (BLC) for the lease of BLC properties in San Pascual, Batangas; Lapu-Lapu, Cebu; San Fernando (Poro), La Union; and Sasa, Davao City. This way, the brand can continue providing fuel services to nearby communities.

Caltex also teamed up with local coffee chain Pickup Coffee to strengthen its non-fuel retail offerings. The partnership entails opening up kiosks in retail sites. As of January 2026, 20 new booths opened, bringing Pickup Coffee’s Caltex locations up to 32.

Caltex also maintained its tie-up with convenience store chain 7-Eleven to open more branches tailored for motorists on the go. In 2025, five new 7-Eleven stores propped up in Caltex stations, bringing the total count to 123.