Transurban Group (TCL) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
19 Jan, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meetings for three entities were opened with acknowledgment of traditional landowners and a focus on stakeholder engagement, both in-person and online.
AGM scheduled for 22 October 2024 at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, with hybrid attendance options available.
Security holders were informed about voting and Q&A procedures, with polls opened on all resolutions at the start.
Acknowledgement of Country and commitment to incorporating First Nations voices in operations.
Board and executive committee updates
Gary Lennon was appointed as a non-executive director in March 2024 and stands for election, with Tim Reed, Rob Whitfield, and Craig Drummond standing for re-election.
The board is actively seeking to strengthen engineering expertise in anticipation of director succession.
The executive team was refreshed, including hires with significant engineering backgrounds.
Board includes Chair Craig Drummond, CEO Michelle Jablko, and several non-executive directors.
Company secretary identified as Fiona Last.
Financial performance review
Proportional toll revenue rose 6.7% to over AUD 3.5 billion, and EBITDA increased 7.5% to more than AUD 2.6 billion for FY 2024.
Free cash (excluding capital releases) increased by 15% to over AUD 1.95 billion, supporting gross distributions of more than AUD 1.9 billion.
Distribution per security increased 7% to AUD 0.62, with FY 2025 guidance set at AUD 0.65 per security.
AUD 5 billion in debt was raised, with a slight increase in average cost of debt to 4.5% and a weighted average maturity of 6.7 years.
Distributions declared to security holders totaled $1.9 billion.
Latest events from Transurban Group
- FY26 saw strong growth in revenue, EBITDA, and distributions, with a positive FY27 outlook.TCL
H2 2026 - NSW toll reform delivers price cuts, digital enforcement, and value-neutral outcomes for all.TCL
Status update - Group ADT rose 3.0% year-over-year, led by strong growth in Melbourne and North America.TCL
Q3 2026 TU - Revenue, EBITDA, and profit rose strongly, with major projects and FY26 guidance reaffirmed.TCL
H1 2026 - Toll revenue and EBITDA rose, with $2.02B distributed and FY26 guidance set at 69cps.TCL
AGM 2025 - FY25 saw 5.6% revenue and 7.4% EBITDA growth, with 6% distribution guidance for FY26.TCL
H2 2025 - 7% distribution growth, strong EBITDA and cash flow, with FY25 guidance up 5%.TCL
H2 2024 - Proportional EBITDA rose 9.4% on higher traffic and tolls, with FY25 guidance reaffirmed.TCL
H1 2025