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Origin Energy Ltd

Energy & utilitiesEnergy Retailer
-6
Latest disclosed NPS
22 Aug 2019
3
NPS entries
1 with a number
10%
Churn
15 Jul 2003
2002–22
Years covered
10 entries in all

In their words

“Origin Energy's strategic Net Promoter Score improved by 7 points to -6, reflecting improved customer perception.”
— reported by seekingalpha.com · 22 Aug 2019
“As at November 30, 2002 a total of 63,206 electricity customers have chosen to actually change retailer. This equates to an annualized churn rate of less than 3%.”
— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 15 Jul 2003
“Annualized churn rate of approximately 4% of Victorian electricity customers, within the expected range of 3 to 5% annual churn”
— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 15 Jul 2003

NPS disclosures (3)

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12 Oct 2022
NPSProgram

Origin Energy reports higher interaction Net Promoter Scores through its new solar quote platform.

— reported by itnews.com.au · 12 Oct 2022
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20 Aug 2020
NPSProgram

Origin Energy recorded its best ever Net Promoter Score in Q4 2020.

— reported by seekingalpha.com · 20 Aug 2020
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22 Aug 2019
NPS-6

Origin Energy's strategic Net Promoter Score improved by 7 points to -6, reflecting improved customer perception.

— reported by seekingalpha.com · 22 Aug 2019
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Retention disclosures (7)

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15 Jul 2003
Churn3%

Churn (Victorian electricity): 3% (Nov 2002, annualized) — “As at November 30, 2002 a total of 63,206 electricity customers have chosen to actually change retailer. This equates to an annualized churn rate of less than 3%.”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 15 Jul 2003
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
15 Jul 2003
Churn4%

Churn (Victorian electricity): 4% (2002, annualized) — “annualized churn rate of approximately 4% of Victorian electricity customers, within the expected range of 3 to 5% annual churn”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 15 Jul 2003
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
15 Jul 2003
Churn10%

Churn (Victoria electricity and gas): 10% (2002) — “in the state of Victoria, where full retail contestability was introduced for both electricity and gas in 2002, customer churn to date has remained at less than 10%”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 15 Jul 2003
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
10 Jun 2003
Churn3%

Churn (Victorian electricity customers): 3% (Nov 2002, annualized) — “As at November 30, 2002 a total of 63,206 electricity customers have chosen to actually change retailer. This equates to an annualized churn rate of less than 3%.”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 10 Jun 2003
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
10 Jun 2003
Churn4%

Churn (Victorian electricity customers): 4% (2002, annualized) — “annualized churn rate of approximately 4% of Victorian electricity customers, within the expected range of 3 to 5% annual churn”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 10 Jun 2003
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
24 Dec 2002
Churn3%

Churn (Victoria electricity): 3% (2002) — “This equates to an annualized churn rate of less than 3%.”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 24 Dec 2002
SEC 20-F annual report ↗
24 Dec 2002
Churn4%

Churn (Victoria electricity): 4% (2002) — “This represents an annualized churn rate of approximately 4% of Victorian electricity customers, within the expected range of 3 to 5% annual churn.”

— Origin Energy Ltd · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 24 Dec 2002
SEC 20-F annual report ↗

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About these figures

Every figure here was publicly disclosed by the named company: press releases, annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls and news coverage. Companies tend to publish their NPS when it is good, so these numbers run higher than a true industry average: read them as what leading companies in this vertical say publicly, not as an industry benchmark.

NPS runs from −100 to +100. Retention figures are reported as the company defines them (net revenue retention, gross revenue retention, customer retention rate, churn). Every entry links to its source in the full database.