Qantas Airways (QAN) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
7 Nov, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
Board Chair welcomed shareholders, introduced directors, and confirmed a quorum for the 2025 AGM in Brisbane, outlining the meeting structure and key participants.
New directors Dion Weisler and Kate Tully were introduced, and the presence of KPMG auditors was noted for audit-related questions.
Financial performance review
Achieved $2.39 billion underlying profit before tax, driven by dual-brand strategy and loyalty business growth.
Resumed dividends, with a total of $800 million fully franked paid for the year.
Strong demand across all segments, with Jetstar carrying 25% more international customers and Qantas maintaining top domestic punctuality.
Ongoing investment in fleet renewal, with 17 new aircraft delivered and over 200 on order for the next decade.
Board and executive committee updates
Significant board renewal: six of eight non-executive directors will be new since 2023, bringing diverse experience.
Alison Watkins announced as incoming non-executive director, joining in early March.
Board and management performance reviews are conducted annually, including external assessments.
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