National Australia Bank (NAB) AGM 2025 summary
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AGM 2025 summary
12 Dec, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
The meeting opened with a Welcome to Country and acknowledgment of traditional owners, followed by instructions on meeting conduct, voting procedures, and safety protocols.
Shareholders were informed about voting methods, question submission, and the grouping of related topics for efficient discussion.
Financial performance review
Full-year 2025 results showed strong lending and revenue growth, with business lending up 9% and customer deposits up 7%.
Total shareholder return over five years reached 190%, outperforming major bank competitors.
Prudent balance sheet management maintained a capital surplus above the 11.25% CET1 target.
Dividends of AUD 1.70 per share were declared, with $5.2 billion returned to shareholders.
Board and executive committee updates
The board focused on director development in technology, risk, and climate reporting.
Chair succession planning was initiated, with Kathryn Fagg overseeing the process.
Several executive appointments and promotions were announced, including a new CFO joining in March 2026.
Sharon Cook's retirement and contributions were acknowledged.
Latest events from National Australia Bank
- Net profit surged 32% and cash earnings rose 15%, with strong lending and asset quality.NAB
Q1 2026 TU17 Feb 2026 - Cash earnings fell 8.1% YoY, but capital strength and business lending growth persisted.NAB
H2 202416 Jan 2026 - AGM highlighted strong returns, leadership changes, and climate action, with climate resolutions failing.NAB
AGM 202411 Jan 2026 - Cash earnings and ROE up, with strong capital, liquidity, and prudent risk management.NAB
H1 202524 Nov 2025 - FY25 profit up, strong lending and deposits, CET1 above target, Citi integration on track.NAB
H2 20257 Nov 2025 - Profit growth driven by business lending, but higher credit charges and expenses impacted results.NAB
Q3 2025 TU17 Aug 2025 - 3Q24 profit reached $1.90bn as lending grew, asset quality softened, and capital stayed robust.NAB
Q3 2024 TU13 Jun 2025 - NAB's 1Q25 cash earnings fell 2% as revenue rose and CET1 ratio declined to 11.6%.NAB
Q1 2025 TU6 Jun 2025