Suncorp Group (SUN) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
6 Oct, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
First AGM chaired by Duncan West; 275 shareholders, proxy holders and attendees were present at opening, with a quorum declared. The meeting considered FY26 reports, remuneration, auditor appointment and director elections.
Financial performance review
FY26 NPAT AUD 1.03bn; cash earnings AUD 1.04bn; underlying earnings rose 4.5%; underlying insurance trading ratio 11.8%, at the top of target range for a fifth consecutive reporting period.
Natural hazard costs were ~AUD 2bn, AUD 254m above allowance; underlying margins remained 11.8%.
TSR fell 7.6% in FY26; five-year TSR to June 2026 was 124.8% versus 46.2% for the ASX 200, and remained positive calendar year to date.
FY26 completed an AUD 400m on-market buyback; more than AUD 4.8bn capital returned over three years, with an intended buyback of up to AUD 250m in FY27.
Board and executive committee updates
Sally Herman and Simon Machell retired at the AGM after 11 and nine years; Yen Saw joined the board in June and stood for election.
Caroline Clarke was appointed to join on 2 November and stand for election at the 2027 AGM; her appointment would bring women’s board representation to 40%.
CEO Steve Johnston continued in his role; executive changes included new appointments to commercial and personal injury insurance, consumer insurance, chief risk, and customer brand and advocacy leadership roles.
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AGM 2025 - Strong results, major capital return, and all resolutions passed as Suncorp shifts to pure insurance.SUN
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H2 2025 - Digital and AI transformation drive growth, efficiency, and resilience across portfolios.SUN
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H2 2024 - NPAT up 89% to $1.1bn, $4.1bn capital return, 8.9% GWP growth, robust capital position.SUN
H1 2025