Liontown (LTR) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
8 Jul, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Chair welcomed shareholders, acknowledged traditional landowners including Whadjuk Noongar and Tjiwarl People, and confirmed quorum and voting registration.
AGM was webcast for remote viewing, with online Q&A enabled, but only in-person attendees could participate in formal business.
Directors, executive team, auditors, and polling officer were introduced.
Board and executive committee updates
Three new executives joined: COO Ryan Hair, Chief People Officer Lisa Breen, and incoming CFO Greg Jason, all bringing significant industry experience.
Board and executive team praised for alignment, dedication, and leadership during a period of transition.
Presentation authorized for release by the Managing Director.
Financial performance review
FY25 marked the first full year of operations, with AUD 300 million in revenue and AUD 55 million in EBITDA.
Over 360,000 dry metric tons of spodumene concentrate shipped; plant reliability at 89%.
294,521 dmt of concentrate produced and 283,443 dmt sold, with plant availability at 89%.
AUD 420 million cash at September's end, following a successful AUD 372 million capital raise.
H2 FY25 unit operating cost was AUD 802 per dmt sold, reflecting ramp-up and market adjustments.
Share price outperformed the commodity, rebounding 110% since June 30.
Latest events from Liontown
- Record production, lower costs, and strong cash flow amid robust lithium demand.LTR
Q3 2025 TU8 Jul 2026 - A$298M revenue, A$55M EBITDA, and A$528M pro forma cash after equity raise in first year.LTR
H2 20254 Jun 2026 - Kathleen Valley project reached first production, with underlying FY24 net loss at A$39.6 million.LTR
H2 20244 Jun 2026 - Record cash flow and early production ramp-up drive expansion amid strong lithium market.LTR
Investor presentation5 May 2026 - Record cash flow and revenue as underground ramp-up and strong lithium demand drive expansion.LTR
Q3 2026 TU30 Apr 2026 - Revenue doubled but statutory loss widened on non-cash charges; cash and gearing improved.LTR
H1 202612 Mar 2026 - Underground transition cut costs up to 22% and boosted revenue 91%, with strong cash position.LTR
Q2 2026 TU3 Feb 2026 - US$250M investment and 10-year offtake extension drive growth and downstream plans.LTR
Partnership3 Feb 2026 - First spodumene shipment completed, ramp-up on track, and cash at A$263.1M.LTR
Q1 2025 TU18 Jan 2026