Big River Industries (BRI) AGM 2026 presentation summary
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AGM 2026 presentation summary
27 Oct, 2026FY26 performance
Revenue rose 5.3% YoY to $426.4m, including a partial-year contribution from JBS.
Gross profit margin expanded 30bps to 26.5%; underlying EBITDA increased 8.4% YoY to $31.1m, with EBITDA margin up 21bps to 7.3%.
Cash conversion was 101.5%; net working capital to revenue improved to 15.9% from 17.7%, and gearing fell to 17.9% from 20.1%.
FY26 dividends totalled 4.0 cps, including a 2.0 cps final dividend; payout ratio was 76.9%.
JBS contributed $25.2m revenue and $3.1m EBITDA in FY26 and was integrated ahead of initial expectations.
Growth platform and investment
Branch, property and operating network optimisation, specialist capability investment, procurement improvements and inventory discipline supported margins and cash outcomes.
Investment priorities include customer-focused growth, category management, supplier alignment, vertical integration, manufacturing efficiency, systems and safety initiatives.
Growth focus spans cladding, plywood, bespoke and decorative panels, and commercial projects; improved cost base is intended to support earnings growth as volumes improve.
LTIFR fell from 5.8 to 4.2 and TRIFR from 38.6 to 14.4.
Strategic review
Greenstone Partners has been engaged as the Board and management assess strategic options to enhance shareholder value.
The review remains ongoing, with no certainty of a transaction or other specific outcome; management continues executing existing growth initiatives.
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