Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
18 Nov, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
The meeting was opened by the Chair, acknowledging traditional custodians and confirming a quorum was present.
Meeting opened with addresses from the Chair and CEO, outlining the agenda and formal business items.
Housekeeping procedures and the meeting agenda were outlined, including CEO and Chair addresses, followed by formal business.
The agenda included consideration of financial reports, re-election of directors, and a non-binding vote on the remuneration report.
Financial performance review
FY2024 EBITDA rose 7.1% to AUD 279.8 million; funds from operations increased 11.1% to AUD 156.7 million.
The terminal exported 63 million tons of coal to 22 countries, representing 14% of global seaborne metallurgical coal trade.
Terminal Infrastructure Charge for 2025-2026 is forecast at AUD 3.72/ton, a 3.6% increase.
All terminal capacity fully contracted to at least 2028, supporting predictable revenue.
Investment grade credit ratings maintained, with $2.33bn in total debt limits and $481m liquidity.
Board and executive committee updates
All current directors and key executives were present, including the CEO, CFO, and Company Secretary.
Board comprises Hon Dr David Hamill AM (Chair), Ray Neill, Bronwyn Morris AM, Dr Eileen Doyle, and Jonathon Sellar.
Executive team includes CEO Michael Riches, CFO Stephanie Commons, and other key officers.
The Chair and Bronwyn Morris stood for re-election, both highlighting their governance and industry experience.
Latest events from Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure
- EBITDA and profit rose over 8%, with higher distributions and strong project pipeline.DBI
H1 202426 May 2026 - EBITDA and net profit rose, distributions increased, and major growth projects advanced.DBI
H2 202426 May 2026 - EBITDA and net profit rose, with all capacity contracted and major capital projects underway.DBI
H1 202526 May 2026 - EBITDA, FFO, and distributions rose, with refinancing savings and NECAP projects on track.DBI
H2 202526 May 2026 - Strong financial growth, higher distributions, and all resolutions passed with broad support.DBI
AGM 202622 May 2026 - Fully contracted, inflation-linked coal export terminal drives growth with robust financials and ESG focus.DBI
Investor presentation4 May 2026 - Stable, inflation-linked revenue and major growth projects drive robust returns and future expansion.DBI
Investor Presentation2 Jul 2025 - Resilient financials, predictable cashflows, and growth from organic investment and terminal expansion.DBI
Jefferies Asia Forum 2025 Presentation2 Jul 2025