Maynilad Water Executive and Leadership Team

Ricardo De, the Chief Financial Officer at Maynilad Water, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for the organization. Overseeing financial planning, budgeting, and revenue management, the Chief Financial Officer ensures the availability of funds for critical infrastructure projects and wastewater treatment facility expansions. This leadership role involves navigating complex regulatory environments and securing financing for large-scale capital expenditures required to modernize the West Zone water network. By implementing robust financial controls and risk management frameworks, Ricardo De supports the long-term economic viability of the company. The Chief Financial Officer collaborates with the Board to align investment priorities with the strategic goals of the utility. Through precise financial reporting and cost-optimization initiatives, the Chief Financial Officer drives the fiscal discipline necessary to sustain affordable service rates while maintaining high operational standards across the entire service area.

Christopher Lichauco, the Chief Operating Officer at Maynilad Water, directs the daily technical operations of water treatment plants and pumping stations. Overseeing the maintenance of extensive water pipeline networks, the Chief Operating Officer ensures consistent service delivery across the West Zone of the Greater Metro Manila area. This role involves managing complex engineering projects to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve water pressure for millions of residents. By optimizing plant efficiency and reducing non-revenue water losses, Christopher Lichauco directly impacts the operational sustainability of the utility. The Chief Operating Officer coordinates closely with technical teams to implement advanced filtration technologies, ensuring compliance with national water quality standards. Through rigorous oversight of field operations, the Chief Operating Officer maintains the integrity of the entire distribution system, supporting the broader mission of providing reliable, clean water to the region.

Randolph Estrellado, the Director & Chief Operating Officer at Maynilad Water, architects the strategic expansion of wastewater management systems and reservoir capacity. Overseeing the integration of new environmental technologies, the Director & Chief Operating Officer ensures that wastewater treatment processes meet stringent ecological requirements. This role involves managing large-scale regional projects that enhance the resilience of the water supply against climate-related challenges. By directing cross-functional teams in the development of sustainable water solutions, Randolph Estrellado strengthens the operational footprint of the company within the Greater Metro Manila area. The Director & Chief Operating Officer works with executive leadership to prioritize capital investments that improve service reliability and environmental compliance. Through the implementation of innovative water resource management strategies, the Director & Chief Operating Officer secures the future capacity of the utility to meet the growing demands of the population.

Ramoncito Fernandez, the President at Maynilad Water, defines the overarching corporate vision and guides the strategic direction of the utility. Overseeing the alignment of all departments with the mission of providing safe, reliable water services, the President fosters a culture of operational excellence and public service. This leadership role involves engaging with government regulators, stakeholders, and community leaders to ensure the company meets the evolving needs of the West Zone. By championing innovation in water treatment and distribution, Ramoncito Fernandez drives the company toward achieving long-term growth and sustainability goals. The President coordinates the efforts of the C-suite to ensure that infrastructure development keeps pace with urban expansion. Through decisive leadership and a focus on stakeholder value, the President maintains the reputation of the organization as a critical provider of essential services, ensuring the continued health and prosperity of the communities served.