Whitehaven Coal (WHC) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
3 Feb, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with a Welcome to Country, acknowledgment of traditional landowners, and introductions of board members and auditors.
Chairman and CEO addressed the meeting, highlighting strategic transformation and operational achievements over the past year.
Voting procedures explained, with manual voting due to a Microsoft outage; all resolutions to be determined by poll.
Financial performance review
Revenue for FY 2025 reached $5.8 billion, with 64% from metallurgical coal and 36% from thermal coal; underlying EBITDA was $1.4 billion and statutory NPAT was $649 million.
Equity sales of produced coal rose 61% year-on-year, driven by the QLD acquisition and strong demand.
Managed ROM production rose 60% to 39.1 million tonnes; cost management led to unit costs of AUD 139/tonne, outperforming guidance.
Net debt at June 30, 2025, was $0.6 billion, with $1.2 billion cash on hand.
Revenue split: $3.5 billion from QLD and $2.2 billion from NSW.
Board and executive committee updates
Brendan Pearson joined the board in August 2025, bringing global trade and mining experience.
Ray Sage retired after 12 years of service; succession planning for the Chair role is underway, with updates expected in 12–18 months.
Board and management engaged in over 250 meetings with investors and stakeholders during FY 2025.
Latest events from Whitehaven Coal
- Revenue and EBITDA fell on lower coal prices, but cost and production targets remain strong.WHC
H1 202619 Feb 2026 - Revenue up 53% to $5.8b, $1.4b EBITDA, $649m NPAT, and major CapEx savings at Narrabri.WHC
H2 202518 Feb 2026 - Revenue doubled to $3.4bn, NPAT $328m, and a major asset sale will strengthen liquidity.WHC
H1 202518 Feb 2026 - Strong Q2 FY25 with record sales, low costs, and positive outlook for guidance and balance sheet.WHC
Q2 2025 TU18 Feb 2026 - Transformational year with strong results, major acquisitions, and focus on integration and cost control.WHC
H2 202418 Feb 2026 - Strong Q2 FY26 production, lower costs, and robust demand support a positive outlook.WHC
Q2 2026 TU3 Feb 2026 - Production up 34% year-over-year, led by Queensland integration and strong coal prices.WHC
Q4 2024 TU3 Feb 2026 - Strong Q1 production, cost discipline, and key project milestones support FY25 growth.WHC
Q1 2025 TU18 Jan 2026 - Shareholders approved all resolutions as strong results and met coal growth drive outlook.WHC
AGM 202418 Jan 2026