Ampol Limited is Australia's leading independent transport energy provider, headquartered in Sydney. With over 120 years of history, the company operates in Australia, New Zealand, and international markets, employing more than 9,000 people and generating significant revenue.
Ampol focuses on refining, importing, marketing, and distributing transport fuels and lubricants. It owns one of Australia's last oil refineries in Lytton, Queensland, and has a comprehensive infrastructure network that includes 16 terminals, 6 major pipelines, and over 1,800 retail sites. The company serves around 80,000 wholesale customers weekly across various sectors, including defence, mining, and aviation, while its retail network reaches approximately three million customers each week.
In addition to traditional fuels, Ampol is expanding its offerings with electric vehicle charging solutions and exploring sustainable transport fuels as part of its commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2040. The company also has a strong presence in New Zealand through its acquisition of Z Energy, enhancing its market share and fuel sales.
AMP, originally established as the Australian Mutual Provident Society, is a financial services provider in Australia and New Zealand. The firm's offerings span across wealth platforms, superannuation products, along with banking services like home loans and savings accounts through AMP Bank. Previously, AMP had a global investment management division under its subsidiary, AMP Capital, which managed a range of asset classes; an insurance business, AMP Life; as well as a financial advice business. These businesses were sold to various institutions throughout 2020-2024 as part of AMP's simplification program.
Supplier of electrical and electronic products intended for mining, renewable, infrastructure and industrial applications. The company engages in offering systems integration asset management, onsite services, repairs and overhaul, engineering, testing and analysis, enabling clients to meet their mining needs including coal, metal, gypsum, potash and salt mining in the power, energy and mining sectors.