Highlights

  • As of 2:09 PM AEDT on 30 October 2026, Ampol (ASX:ALD) traded at AUD 38.54, up 0.69% during the session. The company’s H1 2026 developments cover operating performance, financial results and the factors shaping its near-term priorities.
  • Ampol reported replacement-cost operating profit EBITDA of AUD 1.64 billion and RCOP NPAT attributable to the parent of AUD 857.2 million for H1 2026.
  • Statutory NPAT attributable to the parent reached AUD 1.36 billion. Group fuel sales were 12.30 billion litres, while the integrated Supply chain benefited from regional refining conditions.

Ampol operates fuel supply, refining, infrastructure, distribution and convenience retail businesses in Australia and New Zealand. The H1 2026 disclosures set out recent performance and operational developments for Ampol (ASX:ALD). As of 2:09 PM AEDT on 30 October 2026, Ampol (ASX:ALD) traded at AUD 38.54, up 0.69% during the session.

Financial Results and Comparisons

Ampol reported replacement-cost operating profit EBITDA of AUD 1.64 billion and RCOP NPAT attributable to the parent of AUD 857.2 million for H1 2026.

Reported results and non-IFRS measures describe different aspects of profitability. Comparisons need to use the same reporting periods and definitions. Refining margins, fuel demand, restoration work and operating risks can materially change results from one period to another.

Operating Trends and Business Drivers

Statutory NPAT attributable to the parent reached AUD 1.36 billion. Group fuel sales were 12.30 billion litres, while the integrated supply chain benefited from regional refining conditions.

Operating volumes and sales can diverge because of cargo scheduling, product pricing and maintenance. Refining margins, fuel demand, restoration work and operating risks can materially change results from one period to another.

Cash Flow, Balance Sheet and Capital Priorities

The group reported net borrowings of AUD 3.52 billion and a Leverage Ratio of 1.8 times, using its adjusted net Debt methodology.

Liquidity and capital requirements determine how far current cash generation can support future activity. Refining margins, fuel demand, restoration work and operating risks can materially change results from one period to another.

Guidance, Risks and Monitoring Points

The company declared an Interim Dividend of AUD 1.85 per share. The Geelong refinery experienced an April process-safety fire; the company subsequently restored production following inspections and repairs.

Guidance is conditional and may change with operating conditions and external markets. Refining margins, fuel demand, restoration work and operating risks can materially change results from one period to another.

Key Insights

Ampol (ASX:ALD) reported a mix of financial, operating and capital-related developments for H1 2026. Statutory NPAT attributable to the parent reached AUD 1.36 billion. Group fuel sales were 12.30 billion litres, while the integrated supply chain benefited from regional refining conditions. For Ampol (ASX:ALD), the principal monitoring issue is refining margins, fuel demand, restoration work and operating risks can materially change results from one period to another. The trading-session price is not evidence that the historical announcement caused the movement.