Australian Agricultural Company (AAC) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
3 Feb, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Chairman welcomed attendees, acknowledged the company's 200th anniversary, and recognized traditional custodians of the land.
Quorum confirmed, meeting declared open, and housekeeping matters addressed.
Notice of meeting sent to shareholders, live webcast provided for observers, and directors introduced.
Meeting agenda included financial statements, remuneration report, director elections, fee cap increase, and renewal of takeover provisions.
Financial performance review
Total sales revenue increased 7% to AUD 336 million; meat sales revenue up 10%.
Statutory net loss after tax of AUD 94 million due to herd valuation decrease from four-year low cattle prices.
Net assets slightly decreased to AUD 1.52 billion; NTA reduced to AUD 2.51 per share.
Operating profit was AUD 50.5 million, the second highest since metric introduction.
Operating cash flow was AUD 9.3 million; herd grew 5% to about 455,000 head.
Board and executive committee updates
Several directors stood for re-election; new director Josh Levy introduced, replacing Shehan Dissanayake.
Emily Bird appointed as Company Secretary and General Counsel, succeeding Bruce Bennett.
Board expressed unity and commitment to company strategy.
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