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Are Ampol and Caltex the same?

Are Ampol and Caltex the same?

Ampol Is Back In 2020 Ampol has also been part of the ethos of Caltex Australia since the two companies merged in 1995. Revitalising this iconic and strong Australian brand is an exciting move that reflects the company’s deep local heritage and experience in this market.

Why did Caltex change to Ampol?

Chevron’s decision to stop licensing the Caltex brand led the Australian brand on a journey back to Ampol. Caltex already had options on the table, so it was more a matter of working out which was fit for purpose both for the company today and for an electric-vehicle, green energy future.

Is Ampol taking over Caltex?

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.

Can I use my Woolies card at Caltex?

Fuel Discounts You can redeem this discount at any participating Caltex or Caltex Woolworths# co-branded fuel outlet.

Can I use Star cash at Woolworths Caltex?

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

Can I use Star card at Woolworths?

psciotto said: Thanks everyone for the feedback, another member has confirmed they also do this and you can swipe Woolworths rewards card when paying by star card. As pointed out there is a bit of variation from place to place. Just like some (mainly BPs) charge a surcharge for using Motorpass.

What does the name Ampol mean?

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).

Are all Caltex now Ampol?

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.