MANILA, Philippines — The earnings of oil giant Petron Corp. inched up by 2.5 percent to P4.03 billion in the first quarter from P3.93 billion in the same quarter last year. Revenues ...

MANILA, Philippines – Major oil firm Petron Corp. of billionaire Ramon Ang recorded slight profit gains in the first quarter, even with “continued volatility” in the global market.

PETRON Corp. on Tuesday reported net income for the first three months of 2025 of P4.03 billion, up from P3.93 billion a year earlier, despite a volatile oil market. The volatility was blamed for a ...

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The oil company used its free cash flow and strong balance sheet to repurchase $1.5 billion of its shares and pay $1 billion in dividends. The company also retired $500 million of debt at maturity.

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Kazakhstan has sparked fresh tensions within OPEC+ by asserting that its oil production strategy will be governed by national interests rather than group quotas, raising questions about future ...

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Thus, oil remains one of the hottest commodities on the planet, for everything from keeping automobiles going to helping out virtually all major forms of manufacturing. Naturally, the extraction ...

There is, of course, still uncertainty about the impact of tariffs, and in particular the escalating trade war with China, the world’s largest oil importer. However, the “on again, off again ...