VERIDAPT Wins Award for Best Integrated
Fuel & Inventory Automation Solution

SYDNEY, March XX, 2026 — VERIDAPT Pty Ltd, a global provider of digital fuel and inventory intelligence solutions, has been named Best Integrated Fuel & Inventory Automation Solution – Australia 2026 by Pan Finance Magazine. 

The award recognises VERIDAPT’s AdaptIQ platform, which enables real-time monitoring and optimisation of fuel and hydrocarbon supply chains across mining, rail, and agriculture. The platform is used by major global operators including BHP, Rio Tinto, Glencore, Hancock Iron Ore, Yancoal, Aurizon, Pacific National and many more 

AdaptIQ helps organisations improve operational efficiency, reduce fuel loss and fraud, optimise costs, and manage risk. It also supports ESG reporting by accurately tracking on-site emissions, with more than 80 million tonnes of CO₂ currently monitored annually. 

“We are honoured to receive this award,” said VERIDAPT Chief Executive David Thambiratnam. “As industrial operations become more complex and data-driven, we remain focused on developing technology in close partnership with our customers to support scalable, efficient, and transparent operations.” 

Pan Finance Magazine presents the award annually to companies demonstrating excellence in innovation, impact, and sustainability across global financial and technology sectors. 

VERIDAPT’s platform combines proprietary hardware and cloud-based software to capture and reconcile fuel and energy data at the source. Its in-house engineered devices integrate directly with tanks, pumps, and dispensing infrastructure, operating reliably in extreme industrial environments. 

Data is securely transmitted via encrypted networks to the SOC 2-certified AdaptIQ platform, providing enterprise-grade visibility, control, and real-time emissions reporting. 

Founded in 2005, VERIDAPT develops and owns its full technology stack, from embedded systems to cloud applications, supported by one of the industry’s largest dedicated engineering teams. 

As industries face rising input costs, stricter ESG requirements, and increased regulatory scrutiny, demand for real-time fuel and inventory intelligence continues to grow. 

Pan Finance Magazine reaches more than 200,000 readers across 150 countries and is recognised for its accessible and timely financial reporting.