KMD Brands (KMD) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
15 May, 2026Leadership and governance
Board comprises a chairman, group CEO, and five non-executive directors, reflecting strong governance.
Annual meeting agenda included leadership addresses, director re-elections, auditor remuneration, and other business.
Brand portfolio and global presence
Operates Kathmandu, Rip Curl, and Obōz, all B Corp certified, with strong brand heritage and innovation pipelines.
Over 300 stores globally, brands sold in 8,000+ locations, with significant sales in Australasia, North America, and Europe.
Strategic priorities
Focus on building global brands, elevating digital capabilities, operational excellence, and sustainability.
Emphasis on responsible business practices for positive social, environmental, and financial impact.
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