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Gull Petroleum
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1976 |
| Headquarters | Perth, Western Australia, Australia |
| Key people | Mr Neil Rae (Chairman) |
| Owner | Puma Energy |
- Where does Gull fuel come from?
- Why is Gull fuel cheaper?
- What is Gull New Zealand?
- Who owns Caltex in New Zealand?
- How good is Gull fuel?
- Does gull have 98?
- Is Gull Diesel any good?
- Can I use Gull Force 10?
- Does gull have a fuel card?
- Who owns waitomo fuel?
- What is Gull speedlane?
- Who owns Ampol in Australia?
- Did Ampol buy Caltex?
- Did Ampol buy out Caltex?
Where does Gull fuel come from?
While the other companies have infrastructure around New Zealand, Gull imports fuel from a single point in Mt Maunganui, supplying stations spread mostly across the upper North Island, but as far south as Masterton.
Why is Gull fuel cheaper?
The increased competition of the discount retailer forces other petrol stations to respond or risk losing market shares. Gull keeps its costs down by having all its petrol stations unmanned and opting for pay at the pump.
What is Gull New Zealand?
Gull New Zealand is a family founded oil company that is credited with keeping the fuel market competitive and giving savings to the Kiwi motorist. It has become a serious player, offering a real choice for motorists in an extremely competitive market.
Who owns Caltex in New Zealand?
These days, New Zealand's Caltex brand is operated by Z Energy Ltd under licence from Chevron International. On 1 June 2016, Chevron New Zealand, who operated the Caltex brand in New Zealand, was acquired by Z Energy Ltd, marking the growth of the country's only Kiwi transport fuel company.
How good is Gull fuel?
Gull Regular 91 Octane petrol contains no ethanol and is less than 10 parts per million of sulphur. This means it is effectively the cleanest burning grade of petrol out there and compatible with all cars and boats in New Zealand which are designed to run on a minimum of 91 Octane.
Does gull have 98?
Gull Force 10 is a high-performance 98 Octane fuel made with 10% ethanol. ... Because it burns more efficiently and at lower temperatures, it provides extra octane and cleaner air.
Is Gull Diesel any good?
Gull went “low sulphur” well before legislation required it or the oil giants thought it was a good idea. Gull Diesel is an ultra-low sulphur fuel, with a maximum of 10 parts per million of sulphur. ... Gull Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel remains a star performer across many categories.
Can I use Gull Force 10?
Gull is very confident Gull Force 10 can be used by many vehicles. 4. Biofuels being clearly labelled at the pump, and 100 per cent mineral grade petrol being retained to provide motorists with incompatible vehicles with an alternative. Gull has clearly labelled Gull Force 10 at its service stations.
Does gull have a fuel card?
The Gull Fleet Card offers a comprehensive range of services and benefits to manage your vehicle fleet. Our fleet card provides a secure means to track and control expenditure and gives you the ability to choose across all fuel brands nationwide, saving considerable time and money.
Who owns waitomo fuel?
Now owned and managed by his son Jimmy Ormsby who joined the team in 2003, Waitomo is in rapid national expansion mode. We're agile, innovative and future-focused. Kiwis deserve a fairer price for their fuel, so as a low-cost operator that's what Waitomo is 100-percent focused on delivering.
What is Gull speedlane?
An unstaffed 'drive-thru' site or Speedlane, which operates with pay-at-pump terminals. Credit and EFTPOS cards only accepted.
Who owns Ampol in Australia?
US oil company Chevron, which owns the brand, sold its 50% stake in the Australia operation in 2015.
Did Ampol buy Caltex?
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.
Did Ampol buy out Caltex?
Ampol Is Back In 2020
Caltex Australia (ASX:CTX) has today announced it will be bringing Ampol, the much-loved and iconic Australian fuel brand, back to forecourts across the country after it was retired almost 25 years ago in the merger with Caltex.
