Shell Pilipinas and Yanson Group reaffirm fuel supply agreement for the second half of 2026

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From left to right: Christopher Alli and Michael Ramolete of Shell Pilipinas Corporation, and Dr. Hernan B. Omecillo and Edgar Alteros, CPA of the Yanson Group of Bus Companies, during the ceremonial signing of their fuel supply agreement

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines (September 2026) — Shell Pilipinas Corporation and the Yanson Group of Bus Companies have renewed their fuel supply agreement for the second half of 2026, extending a long-standing relationship that helps support public transportation across the country. 

The agreement builds on years of collaboration between two organizations that play an important role in Philippine mobility. Through Shell Fleet Solutions, Shell will continue to provide fuel and mobility support to Yanson Group companies, helping keep bus services running across major routes in the Visayas and Mindanao.

The renewal reflects the strong working relationship between the two companies. Christopher Alli, Country Manager for Shell Fleet Solutions at Shell Pilipinas Corporation, said Shell remains committed to helping transport operators run efficient and reliable operations while responding to changing business requirements. He highlighted the importance of providing solutions that help customers manage their fleets and maintain business continuity. 

Atty. Julius Entila, Vice President for Administration (Luzon and Visayas) of the Yanson Group of Bus Companies, emphasized the value of working with a fuel partner that understands the demands of large-scale transport operations.  He noted that dependable supply and operational support are essential in helping the group’s companies deliver reliable service across their route network. 

As part of the agreement, Michael Ramolete, Vice President and General Manager for Mobility & Convenience of Shell Pilipinas Corporation, and Dr. Hernan B. Omecillo, Chief Operating Officer of the Yanson Group of Bus Companies, discussed developments shaping the transport sector and opportunities for operators in the Philippines.

During the discussion, Dr. Omecillo shared observations on transport technologies and mobility solutions being adopted in other markets, noting that similar developments could influence the local industry in the years ahead. Ramolete outlined Shell’s efforts to strengthen its mobility offerings to help address the changing needs of transport operators and customers.

The agreement also creates opportunities for both companies to explore ways to improve operational efficiency and support the long-term performance of bus services. Through Shell Fleet Solutions, fleet operators can access reliable fuel supply, a nationwide network, and fleet management support designed to help streamline operations, improve efficiency, and strengthen business continuity.

For the Yanson Group, which operates bus services across key routes in the Philippines, a dependable fuel and mobility partner remains important to maintaining day-to-day operations and providing reliable transport for passengers.

As transport sector continues to evolve, Shell Pilipinas and the Yanson Group will continue working together to identify opportunities that help improve efficiency, strengthen operations, and support the future of public transportation in the Philippines. 

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