Not to be confused with the current version of Caltex.
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Ampol (first era)[]
1962-1979[]
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1979–1985[]
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Alternate variant
1985–1995[]
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This logo was revived in 2013 to be used by the company's Singaporean arm.
1996 (unused)[]
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This logo was registered with IP Australia, but went unused following the merger with Chevron.
Caltex Australia[]
1996–2023[]
In 2015, Chevron sold their stake in the company.
Ampol (second era)[]
2020–present[]
In 2020, Caltex Australia will begin a major rebrand back to Ampol, after Chevron terminated their licencing agreement with the company. The rebrand by Sydney-based Houston Group will be gradually applied across its station network in about 3 years time and cost the company up to AUD$165 million.[1]
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See also[]
- Caltex
- Caltex Australia (Puma Energy)