Tesco (TSCO) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
8 Jul, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with safety instructions and introduction of board members, including recent changes and new appointments.
Emphasis on shareholder engagement, voting on resolutions, and opportunity for Q&A.
Board and executive committee updates
Dame Carolyn Fairbairn joined as independent non-executive director and will succeed Byron Grote as Senior Independent Director.
Karen Whitworth to become Audit Committee Chair.
Thanks expressed to outgoing directors for their service.
Financial performance review
Achieved over 7% sales growth and nearly 7.5% top-line growth, with GBP 2.8 billion operating profit, up almost 13%.
Strong cash conversion of just over GBP 2 billion, enabling progressive dividends and continued share buybacks.
Largest ever investment in hourly pay, raising UK hourly rate to over GBP 12.
Full-year dividend of GBP 0.121, up 11% from last year.
Latest events from Tesco
- Record Christmas sales and highest UK market share since 2016, led by volume and value focus.TSCO
Q3 24/25 TU8 Jul 2026 - Sales and market share rose across core regions, with full-year guidance reaffirmed.TSCO
Q1 24/25 TU8 Jul 2026 - Sales and profit rose, guidance held, and buybacks progressed amid strong digital and food growth.TSCO
Q1 26/27 TU18 Jun 2026 - Exceeded profit and cash flow guidance, with strong market share and £2.4bn returned to shareholders.TSCO
H2 25/2616 Apr 2026 - Strong financial results, strategic investment, and robust stakeholder engagement defined the AGM.TSCO
AGM 20253 Feb 2026 - Double-digit profit growth, strong cash flow, and raised guidance highlight robust momentum.TSCO
H1 24/2519 Jan 2026 - Sales up 2.9% with UK market share at decade high; profit guidance raised for FY 25/26.TSCO
Q3 25/26 TU8 Jan 2026 - Strong sales, profit growth, and record market share achieved amid intense competition.TSCO
H2 24/2516 Dec 2025 - Sales and market share rose across all segments, driven by innovation and cost efficiencies.TSCO
Q1 25/26 TU10 Nov 2025