Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) AGM 2026 summary
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AGM 2026 summary
16 Oct, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Chair Paul O’Malley opened the meeting after confirming a quorum; five business items covered financial reports, director elections, remuneration, CEO securities and shareholder-requisitioned resolutions.
Meeting held in person in Sydney and by webcast; shareholders were briefed on voting and question procedures.
Financial performance review
FY26 cash net profit after tax was AUD 11 billion, up 7%; lending grew at or above system in all five core product categories, the first such result by a major Australian bank in 15 years.
AUD 50 billion of new business lending and AUD 17 billion of finance for new housing supply supported investment and housing; more than 150,000 home purchases were financed.
Customer experience ranked number one among major banks for retail NPS for almost four years and for business and institutional NPS in September.
Board and executive committee updates
Simon Moutter sought re-election for a three-year term; Rob Whitfield sought a further one-year term, with the board supporting both.
Julie Coates, appointed in September, stood for election as an independent non-executive director; the board recommended her election.
Succession planning and executive performance, tenure and development remained under People and Remuneration Committee review.
Latest events from Commonwealth Bank of Australia
- Cash NPAT up 7% to $11bn, ROE at 14.0%, CET1 at 12.0%, and dividend payout ratio at 77%.CBA
H2 2026 - Cash NPAT reached ~$2.7bn, with strong capital and funding amid rising macroeconomic risks.CBA
Q3 2026 TU - Cash NPAT up 6% to $5.45bn, with strong lending, robust capital, and higher dividend.CBA
H1 2026 - Cash NPAT up 2% YoY to ~$2.6bn, CET1 at 11.8%, and strong lending and deposit growth.CBA
Q1 2026 TU - Strong profit growth, higher dividends, and tech investment highlighted amid stakeholder Q&A.CBA
AGM 2025 - Net profit up 7% to AUD 10.1B, with strong capital, digital growth, and robust credit quality.CBA
H2 2025 - Cash NPAT down 2% to $9.8bn; dividends up, capital strong, and margin pressures persist.CBA
H2 2024 - Cash NPAT up 6% year-over-year, with robust capital and funding positions maintained.CBA
Q3 2025 TU - NPAT up 6–8%, cash NPAT up 2%, dividend rises 5%, with strong capital and digital focus.CBA
H1 2025