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Trades about 28% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Origin Energy Limited is an integrated energy enterprise operating across Australia and internationally. Its diverse activities encompass the exploration and extraction of natural gas, electricity generation from various sources such as coal, wind, pumped hydro, and solar, as well as the wholesale and retail distribution of electricity and gas. The company also trades liquefied natural gas (LNG) and supplies liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to residential and commercial clients, alongside offering GreenPower and green gas solutions. Its exploration and production ventures include key basins like Bowen and Surat in Queensland, Browse in Western Australia, and Beetaloo in the Northern Territory. Furthermore, Origin Energy provides a range of home energy solutions, from hot water systems to various air conditioning and heating units. Structurally, the company is divided into Energy Markets, Integrated Gas, and Corporate segments. Founded in 1946, its main office is situated in Barangaroo, Australia.
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