Metro Performance Glass (MPG) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
29 Sep, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
Chair welcomed attendees, introduced the board and executive team, including new appointments, and outlined the meeting format, agenda, and Q&A procedures.
Board and executive committee updates
Directors and key executives, including new CFO Sarah Hipkiss and new country managers, were introduced, with Julia Mayne and Stephen Robertson up for (re-)election as directors.
The board emphasized a shift to a more agile, debate-driven, and fit-for-purpose approach.
Financial performance review
Recapitalisation received 95% shareholder support, raising $23.9m and reducing debt by approximately $34 million, with a new three-year banking facility effective 19 September.
Positive cash flow trend and margin improvement metrics were reported, with average selling price per m2 and operational quality tracked monthly.
Headcount reduced by 17% in New Zealand over two years and by 5% in Australia over the past year to align with lower volumes.
Latest events from Metro Performance Glass
- Shareholders approved a major recapitalization, securing new investment and debt reduction.MPG
AGM 20253 Feb 2026 - Turnaround plan targets cost cuts, capital raise, and Australian growth amid NZ market weakness.MPG
AGM 202420 Jan 2026 - Returned to profitability with $2.9m net profit and strengthened balance sheet after equity raise.MPG
H1 202623 Nov 2025 - Revenue fell 10% and net loss narrowed, with high debt and a capital raise critical for going concern.MPG
H2 202516 Jun 2025 - Net loss narrowed to $5.0m as Metro Glass pursues capital raise and refinancing.MPG
H1 202513 Jun 2025