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Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one-third of the company's marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed in 2014. The refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 1,800, including more than 600 operated Foodary convenience sites. There are also over 500 sites in New Zealand via subsidiary Z Energy.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol had a 440% increase in underlying first-half 2026 net profit after tax to AUD 829 million. Middle East disruptions saw underlying EBITDA jump 73% to AUD 1.55 billion in line with unaudited guidance. DPS rose 363% to AUD 1.85. Shares were steady.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol says the Middle East conflict created shortages in refined product that raised the second-quarter 2026 Lytton refiner margin by 260% on the previous corresponding period, or pcp, to USD 30.93 per barrel. Hedging also generated material value.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one-third of the company's marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed in 2014. The refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 1,800, including more than 600 operated Foodary convenience sites. There are also over 500 sites in New Zealand via subsidiary Z Energy.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one-third of the company's marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed in 2014. The refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 1,800, including more than 600 operated Foodary convenience sites. There are also over 500 sites in New Zealand via subsidiary Z Energy.

Ampol says broad-based momentum in the first quarter of 2026 continues into the second quarter. It confirms the supply of diesel and jet fuel at least through the end of May, and of gasoline into July. As a refiner of light sweet crude, Lytton refinery does not source Persian Gulf product.

The war in the Middle East, which started on Feb. 28, 2026, is a highly dynamic situation. While the US and Israel have achieved clear air superiority, Iran has effectively choked the Strait of Hormuz, threatening shipping deemed allied to the coalition forces.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one-third of the company's marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed in 2014. The refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 1,800, including more than 600 operated Foodary convenience sites. There are also over 500 sites in New Zealand via subsidiary Z Energy.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol reported a 106% increase in 2025 underlying NPAT, to AUD 375 million. There was improvement from refining, wholesale and retail, while Z Energy was flat. Ampol declared a AUD 0.60 final dividend, bringing the full year up 54% to AUD 1.00 fully franked. Shares fell 3%.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one-third of the company's marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed in 2014. The refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 1,800, including more than 600 operated Foodary convenience sites. There are also over 500 sites in New Zealand via subsidiary Z Energy.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol is guiding for around AUD 945 million in 2025 EBIT, up 32% on the previous corresponding period. A strong turnaround in refining and high-single-digit growth in fuels and infrastructure is complemented by mid-single-digit growth in convenience retail.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one-third of the company's marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed in 2014. The refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 1,800, including more than 600 operated Foodary convenience sites. There are also over 500 sites in New Zealand via subsidiary Z Energy.

Ampol reported third-quarter 2025 Lytton refiner margin of USD 10.64 per barrel, well above the USD 1.48 per barrel on last year. However, total sales volumes fell 8% to 6.0 billion liters due to the planned turnaround and inspection at Lytton and less international trading. Shares fell about 2%.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one third of company marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed. Kurnell refinery was shut in 2014 because of operational issues and unfavorable demand for the product mix. Refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 2,000, including 350 jointly branded Ampol/Woolworths (ASX:WOW) sites.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol reported a 26% decline in first-half 2025 underlying net profit after tax, to AUD 155 million. A sharp decline in refining to around breakeven was only partially offset by earnings improvement from retail and Z Energy. The wholesale segment also recorded a modest decline.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one third of company marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed. Kurnell refinery was shut in 2014 because of operational issues and unfavorable demand for the product mix. Refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 2,000, including 350 jointly branded Ampol/Woolworths (ASX:WOW) sites.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol is proposing to acquire EG Australia for AUD 1.05 billion after working capital adjustments. EG owns 500 Ampol cobranded retail fuel sites selling 2.3 billion liters of refined fuel annually. Transaction completion is targeted for mid-2026, subject to regulatory approval.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one third of company marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed. Kurnell refinery was shut in 2014 because of operational issues and unfavorable demand for the product mix. Refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 2,000, including 350 jointly branded Ampol/Woolworths (ASX:WOW) sites.

Ampol owns and operates a major refined petroleum product import terminal at Kurnell in Sydney and a refinery at Lytton in Brisbane. Annual refining capacity fell by half to 6.0 billion liters, about one third of company marketed volumes, when Kurnell closed. Kurnell refinery was shut in 2014 because of operational issues and unfavorable demand for the product mix. Refineries and finished product import terminals are integrated with pipelines, distribution, and marketing. The national service station network exceeds 2,000, including 350 jointly branded Ampol/Woolworths (ASX:WOW) sites.

Refined fuel retailer Ampol is guiding for around AUD 400 million in first half 2025 EBIT, down 20% on the previous corresponding period. Growth in convenience retail was countered by weaker refining on lower regional margins. Fuels and infrastructure was broadly in line.