Ampol Limited
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Matthew Halliday
- Full Time Employees
- 9,500
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing
- Address
- 29-33 Bourke Road Alexandria NSW Australia 2015
- IPO Date
- Mar 13, 2013
- Website
- ampol.com.au
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- Ampol Limited (ASX: ALD; OTC: CTXAY) operates as Australia's leading independent transport fuels provider, supplying the nation's largest branded petrol station and convenience retail network; refining, importing, trading, and marketing fuels, lubricants, and premium fuels such as Amplify; electric vehicle charging through AmpCharge public and home solutions; and infrastructure services encompassing 16 terminals, six pipelines, 55 wet depots, over 1,800 branded sites including approximately 690 company-operated locations, and the Lytton refinery in Queensland. The company serves approximately 80,000 commercial customers across defense, mining, transport, marine, agriculture, aviation, and other industrial sectors, alongside three million weekly retail customers with fuel, convenience products under the Foodary brand, and EV charging at select sites; it also distributes Mobil lubricants and supports emerging energy solutions like renewable diesel trials and hydrogen refueling infrastructure. Founded in 1936 and headquartered in Alexandria, Sydney, New South Wales, Ampol maintains operations primarily in Australia with international extensions through its Singapore- and Houston-based trading and shipping activities, ownership of Z Energy Limited in New Zealand (covering about 40% of that market's fuel sales with over 260 sites), and a 20% stake in Seaoil in the Philippines; the company, formerly Caltex Australia Limited, reverted to the Ampol name in May 2020 following shareholder approval. Recent strategic developments include the August 2025 agreement to acquire EG Australia for A$1.1 billion (approximately US$718.9 million), adding about 500 fuel and convenience sites to expand retail scale, accelerate Foodary and value-oriented U-GO offerings, and deliver A$65-80 million in synergies with high single-digit EPS accretion and double-digit free cash flow per share growth, funded by A$800 million debt, A$250 million vendor shares, working capital release, and divestitures, targeting completion by mid-2026; divestiture of non-core electricity retailing businesses in 2025 including New Zealand's Flick Energy to Meridian and Australian contracts to AGL to refocus on transport energy and mobility; 2025 strategic priorities emphasizing Lytton refinery optimization via the Ultra Low Sulfur Fuels project completion by year-end, A$50 million cost reductions, EV charging network expansion, and renewable fuels feasibility; partnerships such as with Hyundai for EV support, GrainCorp and IFM Investors for an integrated Australian renewable fuels industry, Stockland for large-scale EV charging at shopping centers, Krispy Kreme and Cooee Cookies for Foodary product rollouts, and OneH2 for hydrogen market representation; Lytton refinery margin rebound to US$10.64 per barrel in Q3 2025 with higher output; and sustainability advancements including a refreshed strategy, net zero operations ambition by 2040, and A$100 million minimum low-carbon investment by 2025.
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