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Top five stories of the year

As the year draws to a close C&I take a look back on the stories that got you clicking in 2019. And reflecting Australia’s insatiable appetite for sweet treats, two of the biggest stories of the year were chocolate related. Taking out the top spot was Arnott’s release in April of chocolate blocks featuring its […]

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BP expand solar energy holdings

BP have furthered their commitment to exploring low carbon energy options, expanding their Lightsource BP shares to an equal 50:50 balance. The deal will see new shares issued, allowing the UK headquartered solar development and management company Lightsource BP instant access to funds from the sale. It follows the fuel company’s acquisition of 43% of

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New app EzySt a win for consumers

A new app developed by former Caltex executives is promising to deliver bowser relief to motorists. The EzySt app, described as a ‘digital marketplace for the petrol-convenience industry’, collates cheaper than advertised petrol prices and retailer specials into the free app, which its creators claim could save users up to 30c per litre. Developed by

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Charter Hall acquires stake in BP Australia

Property investment and funds management company Charter Hall have announced plans to acquire a 49% stake in BP Australia retail sites. The $840 million deal will see the company take a managed partnership in the $1.7 billion portfolio of 225 long weighted average lease expiry (WALE) convenience retail properties currently leased to BP Australia. The

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Viva Energy Australia buys Liberty Oil

  It’s official, Viva Energy Australia are now the complete owners of Liberty Oil’s wholesale business. The acquisition of the remaining 50% was approved by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission in October. Viva have said the sale will allow them to extend further support to regional communities and see the company, an an entity

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7-Eleven Australia’s fuel app

7-Eleven fuel app saving Australia drivers $16.8 million

7-Eleven Australia’s fuel app has hit two million downloads and Australian drivers have collectively saved more than $16.8 million dollars on their fuel since January 2017, according to the company. 7-Eleven Australia CEO, Angus McKay, said the company’s customers have benefited from locking in when prices are lower and redeeming over the following 7 days

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Motorists can save hundreds by shopping for petrol at low priced retailers

Independent petrol retailers cheaper: ACCC

A new report by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released a report that encourages consumers to fill up at low-priced petrol retailers. The ACCC report analyses average retail petrol prices throughout 2018, and compares the prices between high- and low-priced major petrol retailers in the eight Australian capital cities. “The data reveals that

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Petrol prices set to reach 11-year high

Petrol prices starting to fall following 11-year highs

Petrol prices across the country have started to fall following 11-year highs in Melbourne and Adelaide last week, and record highs in Brisbane. Both Melbourne and Adelaide petrol prices reached 166 cents per litre last week and NRMA spokesman, Peter Khoury, had warned customers that they were expecting Sydney petrol prices to also reach 11-year

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Fuel retailing growth

‘Disruptions’ unlocking financial rewards

New research into the global ‘fuel retailing’ market has revealed a number of ‘disruptions’ unlocking financial opportunities for petrol retailers. The detailed international study by Advance Market Analytics (AMA) said these opportunities included electric vehicles (EVs) and changing consumer demands for seamless experiences. It also stated a growing demand for technology such as the ‘internet

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Puma Energy Brisbane

Puma Energy to sell retail assets

Puma Energy’s owner, commodities trader Trafigura, is looking to offload assets which may include its petrol station network in Australia. The company has hired consulting firm McKinsey and plans to restructure and sell assets to cut its debt and improve profits, according to news agency Reuters. As one of Australia’s largest independent fuel retail chains,

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