Ampol reported a 32% increase in RCOP EBIT for 2025, with RCOP EBITDA of $1.44 billion and RCOP EBIT of $947 million. The Lytton refinery in Queensland returned to profitability, delivering RCOP EBIT of $163 million. Fuels and Infrastructure earnings doubled, with segment RCOP EBIT exceeding $400 million.

Convenience Retail saw 4.8% EBIT growth to $374 million, with a 40% shop gross margin. Total group fuel sales reached 25.2 billion liters, with diesel and jet accounting for over 70% of transport fuel volumes. New Zealand’s RCOP EBIT rose to NZ$260 million.

Net borrowings improved to $2.9 billion with leverage at 2.3x adjusted net debt to EBITDA. Ampol declared a fully franked final dividend of 60 cents per share. Capital expenditure totaled $563 million, including progress on the ULSF upgrade at Lytton.

Ampol continues to pursue the acquisition of EG Australia and expand its EV charging footprint. The company reported a strong start to 2026 with refining margins at US$8.13/bbl in January. Ampol expects further productivity gains across its supply chain and retail operations.

With refining profitability restored and retail margins expanding, Ampol enters 2026 with strengthened cash flow and strategic momentum. The company aims to consolidate its position across the trans-Tasman fuel and convenience market.

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