Woolworths Group (WOW) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
8 Jul, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Chair welcomed attendees, acknowledged traditional owners, and outlined meeting procedures and emergency protocols.
Shareholders could participate both in person and online, with clear instructions for voting and Q&A.
CEO addressed the company's 100 years of serving Australians and New Zealanders.
Financial performance review
Group sales reached $69.1b, up 3.6% vs. F24; eCommerce sales were $9.1b, up 17.1% vs. F24.
FY 2025 Group EBIT before significant items declined by 12.6%, mainly due to cost-of-living pressures, price reductions, and supply chain disruptions from industrial action.
BIG W reported a loss, while New Zealand Food and E-commerce businesses showed improved earnings.
Q1 F26 sales were $18.5b, up 2.7% on Q1 F25; eCommerce sales $2.7b, up 13.2%.
Final dividend declared at $0.45 per share, total full year dividend $0.84, reflecting lower earnings.
Strategic initiatives and plans
Focus on restoring performance, simplifying business, and prioritizing core food business.
Supply chain transformation in NSW and Victoria, with automation and new distribution centers to improve efficiency; Moorebank NDC and Auburn CFC opened.
E-commerce growth prioritized, with expansion of MILKRUN, Direct to Boot Now, and network expansion.
MyDeal website closure, Healthylife consolidation, and BIG W tech platform transition.
Commitment to sustainability, launching a new agenda in FY 2026 targeting food systems, waste, nutrition, and human rights.
Latest events from Woolworths Group
- Q3 sales up 4.5% to $18.1B, with strong e-commerce and Australian Food growth amid rising uncertainty.WOW
Q3 2026 TU - Sales and EBIT up across all segments; NPAT fell 49.4% after payroll remediation provision.WOW
H1 2026 - Moorebank investment transforms supply chain with automation, efficiency, and sustainability.WOW
Investor Presentation - Sales up 3.6%, profits down; cost savings and NZ drive expected FY26 profit growth.WOW
H2 2025 - Sales up 4.5% to $18B, but margin and cost pressures challenge H1 earnings outlook.WOW
Q1 2025 TU - Meeting reviewed financials, CEO transition, digital growth, and sustainability, with key proposals rejected.WOW
AGM 2024 - E-commerce and digital gains drove sales, but NZ impairment sharply reduced NPAT.WOW
H2 2024 - Q3 FY25 sales rose 3.2% with strong eCommerce, but weather and BIG W challenges persisted.WOW
Q3 2025 TU - Sales up 3.7%, EBIT down 14.2% as cost, supply chain, and legal risks persist.WOW
H1 2025