Stanmore Resources (SMR) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
20 May, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with administrative instructions, acknowledgment of traditional landowners, and a welcome outlining the order of proceedings.
Directors, executive team, major shareholders, legal advisors, auditors, and share registrar representatives were introduced.
Quorum confirmed and meeting formally declared open.
Financial performance review
Record production achieved in 2025 despite coal prices falling to a four-year low and significant weather disruptions.
Sellable production reached 14 million tons, with a strong second-half recovery.
Underlying EBITDA was $385 million, free cash flow from operations $296 million, and closing cash $212 million.
Statutory loss after tax of $47 million, mainly due to lower prices and non-cash items.
Net debt remained low at $33 million, total liquidity $482 million, and CapEx normalized to $85 million.
Board and executive committee updates
Three directors (Dwi Suseno, Marcelo Matos, Richard Majlinder) retired by rotation and offered themselves for re-election.
Credentials and roles of directors up for re-election were detailed.
Board comprises a mix of executive and non-executive directors, each chairing key committees such as sustainability, remuneration, health and safety, and audit and risk management.
Latest events from Stanmore Resources
- Production rebounded, liquidity improved, and guidance reaffirmed for a strong second half.SMR
Q2 2026 - Record production and cost discipline drove strong cash flow and higher dividends despite lower prices.SMR
H2 2025 - Record production and sales, strong cash flow, and reduced net debt despite weather impacts.SMR
Q4 2025 - Resilient H1 2025 with $867M revenue, $147M EBITDA, and $51M net loss amid weather impacts.SMR
H1 2025 - Strong Q3 production, robust cash, and expansion milestones amid market softness.SMR
Q3 2024 - Robust H1 2024 production and cash flow offset weaker prices, supporting stable guidance.SMR
H1 2024 - All resolutions, including director re-elections and fee pool increase, passed decisively.SMR
AGM 2025 - Record production, strong liquidity, and major projects completed under budget in 2024.SMR
Q4 2024 - Record output and robust cash flow enabled strong dividends despite lower coal prices.SMR
H2 2024