Metro Performance Glass (MPG) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
22 Sep, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened online for cost efficiency, with quorum confirmed and voting instructions provided.
Chairman Shawn Beck welcomed attendees and introduced the board and executive team, including both independent and non-independent directors.
The agenda included the Managing Director's address, formal business and resolutions, and a session for shareholder questions.
Shareholders could submit questions and vote electronically, with support available for technical issues.
Board members, executive team, auditors, and legal counsel were introduced.
Financial performance review
FY26 revenue was $208.2m, down $5.8m from FY25; gross profit decreased by $3.9m to $79.3m, with a gross profit margin of 38%.
Operational improvements in New Zealand led to reduced rework and over 95% on-time delivery, with Christchurch plant achieving 100%.
Plant volumes increased, especially in Auckland, but price recovery lagged, impacting FY 2026 revenue despite higher volumes.
Group operating expenditure reduced by NZD 7 million from FY 2025; margins largely held despite price and cost pressures.
Operating cash flow rose from $2m in FY25 to $15.7m in FY26, aided by efficiency gains.
Board and executive committee updates
Board composition now stable, with directors and executive team introduced at the meeting, including a mix of independent and non-independent directors.
Simon Bennett served as Managing Director.
Latest events from Metro Performance Glass
- EBITDA before significant items rose to $18.2m and net debt fell to $27.0m despite revenue decline.MPG
H2 2026 - FY25 saw revenue decline and losses widen, but FY26 is forecast for growth and improved margins.MPG
H2 2025 - Net profit hit $2.9m, EBIT rose to $9.54m, and net debt was halved after an equity raise.MPG
H1 2026 - Recapitalisation, board elections, and operational improvements were key AGM highlights.MPG
AGM 2025 - Shareholders approved a major recapitalization, securing new investment and debt reduction.MPG
AGM 2025 - Net loss narrowed to $5.0m as revenue fell but market share and service improved.MPG
H1 2025 - Turnaround plan targets cost cuts, capital raise, and Australian growth amid NZ market weakness.MPG
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