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Phillips 66

Can Phillips 66 leverage its integrated downstream and midstream scale to modernise its financial infrastructure — AR securitisation, supply-chain finance, treasury management — as a competitive differentiator in the energy transition?

Founded2012
HQHouston, TX, USA
IndustryVertical SaaS / Energy — Integrated Oil & Gas (Refining, Midstream, Marketing)
The story

Phillips 66 was spun out of ConocoPhillips in 2012 as a pure downstream/midstream energy company. Over the following decade it expanded its financial infrastructure — adding treasury management via Kyriba, a large AR securitization program with PNC Bank, and a supply-chain finance early payment programme with MUFG. The 2024 Business Transformation initiative signals a move toward modernising payment terms and working capital infrastructure at enterprise scale, positioning the company's treasury and AP functions as strategic levers rather than back-office utilities.

Last 12 months
2024-09
2024
2025
2026-03
2026-05
Product timeline
2012
Phillips 66 spun off from ConocoPhillips as an independent downstream energy company focused on refining, midstream, chemicals, and marketing.· pivot
2022
Phillips 66 acquired Phillips 66 Partners LP, bringing the midstream MLP fully in-house as a wholly-owned subsidiary.· acquisition
2024
Launched enterprise-wide Business Transformation initiative including an early payment programme (supply chain finance) in partnership with MUFG, extending payment terms and offering supplier early payment.· banking
2024
Phillips 66 Receivables LLC established a $1.25B accounts receivable securitization facility administered by PNC Bank as administrative agent.· lending
2025
Phillips 66 Aviation expanded its EPOS (electronic point of sale) options for branded FBOs, introducing FBO Director platform with integrations for QuickBooks, Sage, and NetSuite.· banking
2026
Fourth Amendment to Receivables Purchase and Financing Agreement increased total Aggregate Capital to $1.5B with PNC Bank and SMBC as co-lenders.· lending
The stack
Lending
Accounts receivable securitization ($1.5B facility)Early payment / supply chain finance programme
Accounting
QuickBooksSageNetSuite
Accounting gap: minor