Bathurst Resources (BRL) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
8 Jul, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with a welcome, confirmation of quorum, and improved attendance over last year.
Board authorized the AGM presentation release on 27 November 2024, outlining forward-looking statements and consolidated reporting approach.
Board members, company secretary, and auditor representative introduced.
Voting on five resolutions to be conducted by poll, with results posted to the ASX.
Shareholders encouraged to ask questions during the meeting or to the auditors, with Q&A summary to be posted online.
Board and executive committee updates
Francois Tumahai re-elected as independent, non-executive director with overwhelming support.
No changes to the board in the past 12 months; board and senior leadership team thanked for their support.
Board comprises Peter Westerhuis (Chairman), Richard Tacon (CEO), Russell Middleton (CFO), and Francois Tumahai (Non-Executive Director).
Leadership team includes general managers for health, safety, people, export, marketing, domestic operations, and resource development.
Shareholder proposals
Five resolutions included re-election of director, auditor appointment and remuneration, performance rights for CEO and another executive, and approval for a 10% placement capacity increase.
All resolutions carried based on proxy votes.
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