Origin
Origin is Australia’s leading integrated energy company with around 6,000 employees, over 40% of whom are women. Since listing on the ASX in 2000, we’ve grown into one of its top companies by market capitalisation. We're committed to delivering reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy, while offering dynamic career opportunities. With involvement across the entire energy supply chain, we seek skilled, motivated people and support them with the tools and opportunities to grow and achieve their career goals.
Origin
Origin is Australia’s leading integrated energy company with around 6,000 employees, over 40% of whom are women. Since listing on the ASX in 2000, we’ve grown into one of its top companies by market capitalisation. We're committed to delivering reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy, while offering dynamic career opportunities. With involvement across the entire energy supply chain, we seek skilled, motivated people and support them with the tools and opportunities to grow and achieve their career goals.
TL;DR
What they do: Integrated Australian energy company (retail + power generation; historical upstream activity)
Scale: Australia's largest energy retailer — ~4.3M electricity, gas and LPG customer accounts
Generation capacity: ~6,000 MW (owned and/or contracted)
Corporate status: Publicly listed (ASX: ORG)
Recent material action: Completed sale of Beetaloo Basin interest for net proceeds of $60M (Nov 2022)
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Energy supply and retailing; electricity generation; transitioning asset portfolio toward strategic priorities such as cleaner energy and customer solutions.
Founded
2000
Industry
Integrated energy / utilities
Funding Track Record
Listed as a grant round; latest grant date shown.
Listed as a grant round.
Listed as a grant round.
Listed as a grant round.
Investor Signal
“Publicly listed with active capital-management history (e.g., capital initiatives including a proposed $2.5B raising in 2015) and recent asset divestment activity (sale of Beetaloo interest for $60M in 2022).”