Burger Fuel Group (BFG) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
6 Oct, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
AGM opened with quorum present; notice had been circulated to shareholders on August 26, 2026.
Agenda included chair and CEO addresses, Q&A, then two ordinary resolutions for shareholder questions and poll voting.
FY 2026 annual report and audited financial statements had been circulated; the chair invited comments during Q&A.
Financial performance review
FY 2026 net profit after tax was NZD 1.97m, up 91.8% YoY; total system sales rose 2.93% to NZD 111.4m and group revenue rose 2.23% to NZD 25.5m.
New Zealand system sales across three brands and 66 restaurants increased 4.12% to NZD 108m.
Cash closed FY 2026 at NZD 6.1m, versus NZD 4.8m a year earlier, after NZD 1.34m of cash investment in property, equipment and technology; there was no debt.
Results benefited from no recurrence of substantial legal costs incurred in FY 2024 and FY 2025, plus a NZD 288,000 one-off gain on the Ponsonby store sale.
Board and executive committee updates
Alan Gourdie introduced independent directors Tristram van der Meijden and Tyrone Foley, CEO and director Josef Roberts, and CFO and Company Secretary Mark Piet.
Josef Roberts stood for re-election as a director retiring by rotation under the constitution.
Latest events from Burger Fuel Group
- Net profit jumped 91.8% year-over-year on 2.6% revenue growth to $25.63 million.BFG
H2 2026 - Net profit surged 47% to $1.33M, but rising costs and legal expenses weigh on future outlook.BFG
H2 2024 - Net profit rose 93.65% to $850,000 despite a slight revenue decline and no interim dividend.BFG
H1 2026 - Revenue and net profit both declined year-over-year, with lower net tangible assets per share.BFG
H2 2025 - Net profit dropped 24.5% and revenue declined, with no interim dividend declared.BFG
H1 2025