Monash IVF Group (MVF) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
12 Jan, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
The Chairman opened the meeting, acknowledged Traditional Custodians, welcomed attendees, confirmed a quorum, and outlined the agenda, participation, and voting procedures.
Financial performance review
FY24 revenue grew 19.4% to $255.0m, with underlying NPAT up 17.4% to $29.9m and underlying EBITDA up 17.5% to $62.8m.
All business segments contributed to growth, with international IVF showing 38.6% growth in the second half and international stimulated cycles up 19.9%.
Market share in Australian stimulated cycles increased by 1.5% to 21.7% in FY2024, with a 10.4% increase in cycles.
Women's imaging scan volumes grew 3.9% in FY2024, with capacity expansion in Sydney.
Reported net loss after tax was $5.9m due to a $32.6m class action settlement, partially offset by insurance proceeds and a $3.6m reduction.
Board and executive committee updates
Catherine Aston was appointed Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee in February 2024, following Josef Czyzewski's retirement.
Board comprises Richard Davis, Zita Peach, Neil Broekhuizen, Catherine West, Richard Henshaw, Catherine Ashton, and Michael Knaap.
Board refreshment was delayed during the class action period; the Chairman does not intend to seek reelection at the 2025 AGM.
CEO Michael Knaap highlighted operational and strategic achievements, including recruitment and infrastructure expansion.
Latest events from Monash IVF Group
- FY26 NPAT guidance lowered to $17–18m as market slows, but market share and international growth rise.MVF
Trading update - Underlying NPAT was $10.4M, down 34%, with international and genetics growth offsetting IVF decline.MVF
H1 2026 - FY2025 saw revenue and EBITDA growth, lower NPAT, and no dividend, with renewal and digital focus.MVF
AGM 2025 - Revenue and EBITDA grew, but NPAT declined; FY26 outlook cautious with dividend resumption planned.MVF
H2 2025 - Underlying NPAT up 17.4% to AUD 29.9m; revenue up 19.4% despite AUD 32.6m class action loss.MVF
H2 2024 - FY25 profit guidance lowered to $27.5m amid market softness and Brisbane incident impacts.MVF
Guidance - Double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth, rising market share, and strong FY25 outlook.MVF
H1 2025