Bapcor (BAP) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
19 Jan, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with acknowledgment of traditional custodians and respect for First Nations people across Australia.
Board, executive team, auditors, and share registry representatives introduced.
Hybrid format enabled both in-person and online participation, with clear instructions for voting and Q&A.
Agenda included Executive Chair & CEO's address, items for resolution, and general questions.
Financial performance review
FY2024 revenue reached AUD 2.0 billion, up 0.8% from FY2023, with consistent year-on-year growth since 2014 listing.
Gross margin at 46.2%, a 45bps increase on FY2023.
Pro-forma EBIT was AUD 174.9 million, up 14.4%; pro-forma NPAT at AUD 94.8 million, up 24.3%, aligned with May 2024 guidance.
Statutory loss of AUD 158.3 million, including AUD 253.1 million post-tax significant items, mainly non-cash impairments in retail, DC rationalization, and restructuring.
Trade, New Zealand, and Specialist Wholesale segments delivered steady or growing top-line growth, while retail and specialist wholesale underperformed.
Board and executive committee updates
Angus McKay appointed as combined Executive Chair and CEO, with Mark Powell as Lead Independent Director to ensure governance separation.
Mark Bernhard returned to Independent Non-Executive Director after serving as Interim CEO; thanks extended to outgoing board members Mark Bernhard and Margie Haseltine.
Board succession planning underway to address diversity and skills.
Latest events from Bapcor
- Statutory loss from impairments; FY25 targets AUD 20-30m in savings and simplification.BAP
H2 202429 May 2026 - Trade growth and cost savings offset profit decline amid Retail and Wholesale weakness.BAP
H1 202529 May 2026 - Revenue and profit declined amid restructuring; FY26 profit expected to be H2 weighted.BAP
H2 202529 May 2026 - Statutory net loss of $104.8M, $200M equity raising, and FY26 EBITDA guidance of $150M–$160M.BAP
H1 202629 May 2026 - Sales and market share rebounded, but earnings guidance was cut amid external pressures.BAP
Trading update20 May 2026 - Growth and efficiency prioritized through supply chain, digital, and ESG transformation.BAP
Strategy Update3 Feb 2026 - Profit decline, business simplification, and all board proposals passed with strong support.BAP
AGM 20253 Feb 2026 - FY26 NPAT forecast at AUD 40–50 million, with H2 set for significant operational and earnings improvement.BAP
Trading Update14 Dec 2025 - FY25 profit fell amid revenue decline, significant items, and major board and operational changes.BAP
Trading Update16 Nov 2025