Why is Caltex rebranding to Ampol?

Why is Caltex rebranding to Ampol?

Ampol has also been part of the ethos of Caltex Australia since the two companies merged in 1995. Our decision to bring Ampol back reflects the focus we still have today on our heritage of friendly and efficient service, high-quality Australian-made products and being part of the local community.

Can I use my Ampol card at Caltex?

Welcome at Ampol and Caltex branded locations as we transition. As we transition to the Ampol brand, your AmpolCard will be accepted across our entire network of approximately 1,900 Caltex* and Ampol branded locations, including Woolworths Metro and Foodary outlets, plus 240 truck stops Australia-wide.

Are Caltex changing to Ampol?

In December 2019, Caltex announced it would be reviving the Ampol brand that was retired in 1995 in response to the upcoming expiry of the licence for the Caltex brand. US oil company Chevron, which owns the brand, sold its 50% stake in the Australia operation in 2015.

Who really owns Ampol?

Pioneer International
In 1988, Pioneer International acquired full ownership of Ampol, and the following year, purchased Solo Oil Limited, at that time the largest independent retailer and distributor in Australia.

Did Ampol buy Caltex?

In 1995, Ampol merged with Caltex to form Australian Petroleum, which in 1997 became Caltex Australia. In December 2019, Chevron Corporation, owner of the Caltex trademark, gave notice to terminate the licence agreement for use of the Caltex brand in Australia.

Is Ampol part of Woolworths?

Ampol Woolworths Metro brings together the best of each brand’s offering – “high quality fuel, great customer service and fresh food”. Two Woolworths Metro pilot sites were opened in 2019 under Ampol’s former brand, Caltex. The launch forms part of the company’s revitalisation of the iconic Australian Ampol brand.

What is Ampol short for?

Ampol emerged from The Great Depression in 1936 founded by Sir William Gaston Walkley, deriving its company’s name from the acronym Australian Motorists Petrol Company (AMP).

How many Ampol stores are there in Australia?

How many Ampol locations are there in Australia in 2021? There are 1,915 Ampol locations in Australia as of December 08, 2021.

Is Woolworths Caltex now Ampol?

Two Woolworths Metro pilot sites were opened in 2019 under Ampol’s former brand, Caltex. Customers in broader Sydney will get a glimpse into the new Ampol Woolworths Metro format this year, with its Northmead, Lane Cove and Randwick sites set to be upgraded over the next couple of months.

Does Ampol accept Star Card?

As Caltex continues to move to Ampol stores across Australia, it is important to note that during the transition, Caltex StarCards will be accepted across the entire network of Caltex and Ampol locations through to 2022. Customers can continue to access new premium fuel ranges using both Caltex StarCard and AmpolCard.

Is there a Caltex Company in Australia?

Texas Company Australasia Limited was incorporated in New South Wales in 1918. The Caltex brand name began to be used for the first time in Australia in 1941, five years after the formation of Caltex in the United States. Caltex operated in Australia as Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty Ltd.

Where is Ampol based in Australia?

The Granville and Concord sites along Parramatta Road in Sydney were the first two sites to be rebranded to Ampol on 21 August 2020. The licence agreement termination followed Chevron announcing it would re-enter the Australian market, having purchased Puma Energy ‘s Australian operations.

Why choose Ampol for your industrial services?

AMPOL is a full service environmental remediation company that specializes in inland, nearshore, and offshore emergency response and hazardous waste remediation. AMPOL’s extensive experience and equipment inventory can handle your toughest industrial service needs safely and effectively.

What is AMPOL oil stop?

The Oil Stop division of AMPOL is the leading global provider and manufacturer of products designed specifically for oil spill response and pollution control.

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