Karoon Energy (KAR) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
22 May, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with housekeeping, voting instructions, confirmation of quorum, and addresses from the Chair and CEO outlining strategic priorities and operational focus for 2025/2026.
Introduction of board members, executive team, and auditors; agenda included formal resolutions and Q&A.
Financial performance review
Delivered a 16% total shareholder return in 2025, outperforming the ASX 200 Energy index, with 7.4 AUD cps dividend paid and US $80m returned to shareholders.
2025 sales revenue was US $628.6m, underlying EBITDAX US $388.8m, and free cash flow from operations US $57.8m.
Production reached 10.3 MMboe in 2025, with 93% liquids and a 160% three-year reserves replacement ratio.
Net debt at March 2026 was US $180.6m, with liquidity of US $452.7m available under the reserve base lending facility.
Unit production cost averaged $13.20/boe in 2025, with 2026 guidance at US $12-15/boe, gross margins of 66%, and a globally competitive break-even of AUD 31/boe.
Board and executive committee updates
New CEO and Managing Director, Carri Lockhart, appointed in November 2025, with board composition including Chair Peter Botten and five non-executive directors.
Eric Williams (CFO), Mark Mick (Chief Commercial & Technical Officer), and Beth Radtke (Chief People Officer) joined the executive team.
Fernando Borges appointed as independent non-executive director in March 2026, with further board transitions expected over the next 12-18 months.
Latest events from Karoon Energy
- 1H24 profit declined on lower Baúna output, offset by Who Dat; dividend and buyback launched.KAR
H1 202428 May 2026 - Underlying NPAT up 3% to US$214M, with record production but operational challenges.KAR
H2 202428 May 2026 - Production up 4%, revenue and profit down 25% and 61%, but reserves and liquidity strong.KAR
H1 202528 May 2026 - Strong cash flow and reserves growth supported robust shareholder returns despite lower oil prices.KAR
H2 202528 May 2026 - Low-cost, high-margin offshore assets and robust reserves drive strong returns and growth.KAR
Investor presentation26 May 2026 - Strong margins, disciplined growth, and robust shareholder returns define recent performance.KAR
Investor presentation6 May 2026 - Higher oil prices offset lower production in Q1 2026; operational transitions and remediation ongoing.KAR
Q1 202627 Apr 2026 - Record Baúna FPSO efficiency offsets lower oil prices; 2026 outlook targets production recovery.KAR
Q4 202526 Jan 2026 - Q3 2025 saw lower production but higher revenue, reduced net debt, and narrowed 2025 guidance.KAR
Q3 202522 Oct 2025