Ampol Shares (ASX:ALD) Hit 52 Week Lows Before Push

Ampol’s share price (ASX: ALD) gapped down sharply today, opening almost 5% lower, and marking a new 52-week low of $27.68 in the early part of trading. The significant decline is a direct reaction from investors to the company’s latest third-quarter update that highlighted several areas of concern, yet the stock did rally through the…

Ampol Limited (ASX: ALD)

  Company Information   Ampol Limited (ASX: ALD) Ampol Limited is an Australian company that provides transport energy, including petrol, and offers fuel through a convenience network. It engages in refining, importing, and marketing of fuels and lubricants and has entered the electric vehicle charging and home electricity markets. Ampol supplies fuel to about 80,000…

Are Recent Gains In Ampol Shares (ASX: ALD) Sustainable?

In last six months, Ampol Limited (ASX:ALD) has witnessed its stock price appreciate by a notable 19.85%, inviting investors to consider if its underlying financial performance is a driving factor for the upturn in market sentiment. As the last week brought a pullback in ALD shares, down 5.43%, we want to take a closer look….

Two energy investments to power your portfolio

Two energy investments to power your portfolio

This article will look at Hartshead Resources and Ampol. These two companies are involved in the extraction and supply of energy. Investors may be attracted to Ampol’s position as a leading fuel company in Australia and New Zealand. Hartshead Resources NL ASX:HHR (HHR) Ampol ASX:ALD (ALD) are Australian companies listed on the ASX. They operate…

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18 Share Tips – 17th April 2023

Michael Gable, Fairmont Equities   BUY RECOMMENDATIONS Macquarie Group (MQG) Share price weakness in March brought the stock back to a strong level of support. In our view, weakness was primarily due to overseas banking sector risks emerging after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. However, we believe Australian investors over-reacted to overseas events. Consequently,…

Ampol wants new COVID approach after loss

SYDNEY, AAP – Ampol boss Matthew Halliday says short coronavirus lockdowns are damaging longer-term consumer confidence and Australia needs a risk-based approach. Mr Halliday was speaking on Monday after the fuel refiner posted a full-year loss of $485 million, mainly due to coronavirus restrictions limiting travel. The company formerly known as Caltex Australia makes money…

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