Bremworth (BRW) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
3 Feb, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting held both in-person and online, marking the first AGM for the current board and CEO.
Attendees included auditors, legal, and financial advisors; administrative matters and safety instructions were covered.
Presentations from the Chair and CEO were scheduled, followed by shareholder Q&A and general discussion.
Five resolutions were to be addressed, as notified in advance.
Board and executive committee updates
Board refreshed in March, bringing diverse experience in agribusiness, manufacturing, retail, and governance.
Board comprises Rob Hewett (Chair), Julie Bohnenn, Trevor Burt, Murray Dyer, and Grant Biel.
Directors have been hands-on, spending significant time in plants and with customers.
CEO Craig Woolford and his executive team were introduced, with thanks to advisors and auditors.
Leadership team rebuilt with new CFO, sales, operations, and IT heads, fostering renewed accountability and customer focus.
Financial performance review
Revenue increased to NZD 88.4 million from NZD 80.3 million in 2024, driven by reinstated production and improved customer relationships.
Normalised EBITDA loss was NZD 13.5 million, compared to a NZD 4.7 million loss the previous year.
Net profit after tax was NZD 19.1 million, up from NZD 4.6 million, due to insurance proceeds and restructuring.
Second half of FY2025 showed improvement as cost controls and manufacturing stabilized.
Cash position at year-end was NZD 42.2 million.
Latest events from Bremworth
- Revenue up 6.1% but losses persist, margins pressured, and no dividend declared.BRW
H1 2026 - Revenue up, margins down; strategic investments target recovery amid tough market.BRW
H2 2025 - Revenue and profit fell in FY24, but growth and dividends are targeted for FY26.BRW
AGM 2024 - Profit fell to $4.6m as cyclone disruptions hit revenue, but growth initiatives are underway.BRW
H2 2024 - Revenue up 8% to $42.1m, but losses widened; insurance settlement supports FY26 recovery.BRW
H1 2025