Latest News About Viva Energy

Updated 2026-05-16 14:07

Here are the latest publicly reported updates on Viva Energy:

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Viva Energy, Australia's largest energy company, drops 25% after ...

The shares of Viva Energy Group plunged by 25% on Tuesday to their lowest level ever as the Australian fuel retailer missed its full-year profit forecasts and warned that challenging trading conditions will weigh on first-half earnings. The stock price dropped by nearly A$1 billion (635 million dollars) after it was listed in July 2018. This wiped out almost A$1 billion of the market capitalisation for the company, which is now A$2.86 Billion. Viva Energy’s underlying profit fell 20% to...

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Viva Energy, Australia's largest energy company, faces an extra ...

After a review by the Australian corporate regulator, Viva Energy has revised its testing of the value of its retail fuel and convenience sites for impairment. This will result in an additional A$25m ($17.55m) in impairment charges on 2025 accounts. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission questioned the fuel retailer’s previous approach to?grouping certain sites into a larger Shell Card cash-generating units, arguing that?individual outlets? should be assessed individually so...

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Woodside Energy more than doubles profit to $3.6b, Viva Energy dumps 26pc in value, ASX loses ground — as it happened

"As reported in the 2024 Climate Update released today, we have continued to deliver on our commitments as we pursue a climate strategy for all our shareholders and which balances ambition with financial discipline and achievability. This year Woodside further reduced net equity Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions to 14% below our starting base and we remain on track to meet 2025 and 2030 targets," she said.

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