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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Viva Energy Group Limited functions as a prominent energy provider with operations spanning Australia, Singapore, and Papua New Guinea. Its operations are structured across three primary segments: Retail, Fuels and Marketing; Refining; and Supply, Corporate and Overheads. The Retail, Fuels and Marketing division handles the provision and marketing of fuel offerings, reaching customers via an extensive network of roughly 1,330 retail service stations under brands such as Shell, Liberty, Westside Petroleum, and Viva Energy, while also servicing independent retail outlets and wholesale distributors. This segment further provides fuels, lubricants, and niche hydrocarbon products to a diverse clientele within the commercial sector, spanning aviation, maritime, transportation, mining, construction, and manufacturing. The Refining segment maintains and runs a significant refinery situated in Geelong, Victoria. From this facility, it manufactures a range of specialized products including liquefied petroleum gas, bitumen, various oils, chemical derivatives, petrol, diesel, jet fuel, and aviation gasoline for piston-engine aircraft, alongside aromatic and aliphatic solvents. The Supply, Corporate and Overheads segment is responsible for the ownership and management of a comprehensive, integrated supply chain throughout Australia, encompassing terminals, storage depots, pipelines, and other distribution infrastructure. Established in 2018, the company maintains its principal office in Docklands, Australia.
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