APA Group
ASX:APA
APA's latest stock split occurred on Nov 19, 2006
The company executed a 1-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 1 new share.
The adjusted shares began trading on Nov 19, 2006. This was the only stock split in APA's history.
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Glance View
In the energy infrastructure landscape, APA Group stands as a pivotal player in Australia, weaving a network that connects energy producers with consumers across the continent. Founded in 2000, APA Group has evolved into a leading energy infrastructure business, primarily focused on natural gas transmission. With over 15,000 kilometers of gas transmission pipelines under its management, the company effectively controls about 70% of Australia's natural gas transportation market. This vast network serves as the backbone for APA, ensuring the delivery of natural gas from production sites to power stations, gas distributors, and major industrial customers. This intricate system underpins not only the energy sector but also the economy at large, supporting everything from electricity generation to industrial operations. APA Group's business model thrives on long-term, stable returns. Revenue streams are primarily derived from transporting energy via its extensive pipeline infrastructure. The company enters into long-term agreements with energy producers and suppliers, which ensures a steady cash flow due to the nature of its contracts. These agreements are often index-linked, providing a cushion against inflationary pressures. Additionally, APA Group has expanded its portfolio into renewable energy and power generation with wind and solar farms, illustrating a strategic move to diversify and future-proof its operations. By leveraging its existing expertise and infrastructure, APA navigates the evolving energy landscape, balancing traditional gas operations while exploring renewable opportunities. This diversified approach, coupled with a robust network, keeps APA Group well-positioned in the shifting tides of global energy demand.
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