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  • Origin Energy Limited

    Operation of energy businesses including exploration and production of natural gas, electricity generation, wholesale and retail sale of electricity and gas, and sale of liquefied natural gas.

    ORG$10.570
     0.020 0.19%

    Data last updated:Aug 13, 2024 – 12.12pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    10.550

    Open

    10.570

    Day Range

    10.550 - 10.650

    52 Week Range

    7.770 - 11.060

    Volume

    337,536

    Value

    3,577,382

    Bid

    10.570

    Ask

    10.580

    Dividend Yield

    4.53%

    P/E Ratio

    11.02

    Market Cap

    18.209B

    Total Issue

    1,722,747,671

    ASX Announcements

    2024 Annual General Meeting Date

    Notice of Meeting - Other

    • Aug 6, 2024
    • 1 page

    Market Sensitive

    June 2024 Quarterly Report

    Fourth Quarter Activities Report

    • Jul 31, 2024
    • 24 pages

    Notification of cessation of securities - ORG

    Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

    • Jul 11, 2024
    • 4 pages

    Notification regarding unquoted securities - ORG

    Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

    • Jul 11, 2024
    • 5 pages

    Market Sensitive

    Origin Energy 2024 Investor Briefing

    Company Presentation

    • Jun 12, 2024
    • 65 pages

    View all ORG announcements

    Today

    Veolia Australia and New Zealand CEO Richard Kirkman.

    The country’s biggest garbo goes hunting for big ticket M&A in energy

    Sources said Veolia has been on the prowl for M&A opportunities within the energy sector.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    This Month

    A Russian cargo ship unloads at an LNG terminal in Tianjin, China. Ukraine’s seizure of towns in Russia has sent the gas price soaring.

    Project blowout worries cast shadow over energy profits season

    Even oil and gas producers regarded as a relatively safe bet on earnings may yield some unpleasant surprises, analysts say. A higher global gas price may help.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith
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    Closing Eraring would have driven up power bills: research

    Electricity prices would be $55 a megawatt-hour higher if Origin were to close the coal power plant next year, the government was told.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith
    Bankers and lawyers are good at taking investors for a ride.

    Bidders having it both ways with ‘best and final’ threats

    You’ve got to give it to the top investment bankers and lawyers – they’ve perfected the art of driving a truck through a two-inch gap. 

    • Anthony Macdonald

    July

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    Eraring output at five-year high as coal dependence persists

    Origin Energy lifted provisions on plant sites by $235 million and warned of a big jump in coal costs for the generator.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith
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    The battery will be installed close to an ageing coal power plant that is due to close in 2027.

    Origin Energy ups battery investments with $450m Eraring project

    The second power storage system to be installed at the NSW Central Coast site will have more than double the duration of the first one.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith

    Origin-backed Octopus extends reach with Ergon Energy deal

    Australia’s fourth-largest retailer has taken on Octopus’ Kraken technology platform – the first major local customer besides Origin itself.

    • Hans van Leeuwen
    The Vales Point generator is one power station affected by the tougher emissions standards.

    NSW coal power stations put on notice over CO₂ limits

    The new licence conditions come amid a resurgence in coal power generation in the state and across the National Electricity Market in the June quarter.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith

    Why overseas money is pouring into Australian green energy

    The country’s electricity generation sector is being radically reshaped, and there is hardly a household name among the big participants in solar, wind and batteries.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith
    A solar farm near Gunnedah, NSW.

    Power prices to surge amid sluggish rollout of clean energy: UBS

    Wholesale power prices could be almost 50 per cent higher than last year, the investment bank’s analysts warn, as renewables project development has stalled.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith

    June

    Atlassian, Grok and Boundless’ Mike Cannon Brookes.

    Money from Mike Cannon-Brookes has so much energy

    Through Boundless, the software billionaire’s donations find their way into interesting places.

    • Mark Di Stefano
    One of the reactors would be built at the Traralgon coal-fired site in Victoria.

    Nuclear no help in today’s energy supply crisis: industry

    Energy-intensive industry says the Coalition’s nuclear plan delays action on emissions and doesn’t address energy security and affordability for the next decade.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith
    Figuring out where to extract value from the energy transition isn’t getting any easier for investors, but PGIM’s head of thematic investing, Shehriyar Antia, says there are several options that cut down on risk.

    Nine ways to make money from the world’s energy mess

    As the political push against the energy transition builds, the challenge for investors to find value in the sector is also growing.

    • Updated
    • James Thomson

    Can investors de-risk the energy transition? It depends who you ask

    Energy companies and big investors are pivoting to projects that can skirt the transition roadblocks, cut carbon and make money for shareholders.

    • Ben Potter
    Paul Xiradis co-founded Ausbil in 1997 and has led it to become a $17.8 million investment powerhouse.

    Ausbil’s Xiradis more bullish than most on ASX growth stocks

    The 45-year market veteran is considering whether to back Guzman y Gomez’s IPO, saying the fast-food chain will “capture the imagination” of investors.

    • Alex Gluyas
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    Origin Energy chief executive Frank Calabria last month. He is promising higher returns for shareholders.

    Origin Energy to trim green assets to boost returns

    Origin Energy chief executive Frank Calabria says the country’s largest electricity utility will minimise the company’s ownership of wind and solar generation assets as part of a strategy to boost investor returns.

    • Kylar Loussikian
    Origin Energy chief executive Frank Calabria is showing the market the energy giant can walk and chew gum at the same time.

    AusSuper was right on Origin. But that’s not great for the rest of us

    If Origin and its investors loom as winners from various phases of the energy transition, it’s worth considering who the losers will be.

    • Updated
    • James Thomson
    EnergyAustralia’s Mark Collette says the government’s energy policy will not deliver fast enough.

    Warning on Labor’s flagship emissions scheme

    The CEO of a major coal and gas utility says the government’s flagship policy could be too slow in supporting the developments needed to hit emission reduction targets.

    • Kylar Loussikian and Elouise Fowler
    AGL Energy chief executive Damien Nicks hopes the $150 million investment will transform his retail business.

    AGL goes big on ‘smart’ energy platform with $150m Kaluza stake

    Its major rival, Origin Energy, has made a highly successful investment in a similar business, Octopus Energy. The platform co-ordinates supply and billing.

    • Updated
    • Kylar Loussikian
    The energy transition and digitisation are the big themes for the rest of this decade, although both are only as good as government policy settings.

    Beware the knock-on effect of ‘sensible’ decisions like Eraring

    If we want private capital to transition Australia’s power grid, we need to remember the ground rules.

    • Anthony Macdonald

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