Ampol reports record earnings
Australia transport energy distributor and retailer Ampol has posted a record full year operating profit of A$1.3 billion for the year ended December 31, 2022 – up 124%.
Australia transport energy distributor and retailer Ampol has posted a record full year operating profit of A$1.3 billion for the year ended December 31, 2022 – up 124%.
Fuel retailer Ampol is partnering with commercial electric vehicle manufacturer SEA Electric to help support businesses in the uptake of zero-emissions technology. The companies will work together to develop charging options to support electric commercial vehicles in key parts of the transport sector.
Ampol and the Australasian Fleet Management Association (AfMA) have announced a new corporate partnership.
Ampol and BYD Automotive have partnered in support of the uptake of electric vehicles across Australia. Under the new agreement, the organisations will build integrated offers for new EV owners to ensure the availability of charging solutions at-home and on the road.
Ampol and Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA) are partnering to support the transition to zero-emissions vehicles in Australia.
Ampol’s Kiwi subsidiary, Z Energy, has entered into an agreement for the sale of 51 freehold properties in New Zealand to an unlisted property vehicle in which it will continue to own 51% and Charter Hall Retail REIT will acquire a 49% minority interest.
Ampol’s first AmpCharge EV charging site in Western Australia has opened, while it has also announced sponsorship of the Toceva Racing Team which has the only EV rally car in the Perth to Sydney Marathon later this year.
Ampol has officially opened its first AmpCharge electric vehicle charging site.The new charging infrastructure at Ampol Woolworths’ MetroGo site in Alexandria, New South Wales, is the first in an initial roll out of 120 new sites to be delivered on Ampol forecourts Australia-wide by December 2023. The milestone reflects Ampol’s shift to offer new energy solutions for customers to support the uptake of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) across Australia, says Ampol managing director and chief executive Matt Halliday.
Ampol has unveiled its electric vehicle charging brand AmpCharge and announced plans for the initial roll-out of fast chargers in what will become a national charging network.