Judo Capital (JDO) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
20 Oct, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
Chair welcomed attendees, acknowledged traditional land owners, introduced directors, executive team, and auditor.
Paid tribute to outgoing inaugural Chair for eight years of leadership and welcomed new Board members.
Financial performance review
Lending book grew 16% to $12.5 billion, nearly double system growth; underlying profit before tax rose 14% to $125.6 million.
Deposit franchise increased to nearly $10 billion, with $1.4 billion growth in direct retail balances.
CET1 capital ratio at 13.1% at June end; arrears remained broadly stable despite economic challenges.
FY26 guidance targets profit before tax of $180–190 million, about 50% growth over FY25.
First quarter FY26 lending momentum strong, with $463 million GLA growth and healthy pipeline.
Board and executive committee updates
Meta Shepherd retired as Director; Brad Cooper appointed as Independent Non-Executive Director in December 2024.
Board and leadership team highlighted for experience in risk management and governance.
Latest events from Judo Capital
- Achieved strong growth, robust governance, and passed all AGM resolutions with high shareholder support.JDO
AGM 2024 - FY26 and FY27 PBT expected to grow 30% year-over-year, with strong lending and capital metrics.JDO
Q3 2026 TU - Profit before tax is set to grow 30% in FY26 and FY27 despite higher risk costs.JDO
Status update - Profit before tax up 53% year-over-year, with upgraded guidance and strong loan growth.JDO
H1 2026 - Profit up 24% with strong loan growth, margin gains, and positive FY26 outlook.JDO
H2 2025 - Loan book up 20% to $10.7bn, NIM at 2.94%, and 15% profit growth targeted for FY25.JDO
H2 2024 - Targets 15% PBT growth, sector-leading returns, and scalable SME-focused expansion.JDO
Investor Day 2025 - Loan growth guidance lowered amid volatility, but NIM and profit targets reaffirmed.JDO
Q3 2025 TU - Net profit up 70%, strong loan growth, and FY25 guidance reconfirmed for 15% PBT growth.JDO
H1 2025