Rivco Australia (RIV) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
3 Feb, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened at 11:06 at the Convention Center for the 9th AGM, with full board attendance and live stream for remote participants.
Board members, management, and key team members were introduced and thanked for their contributions over the past year.
Notice of meeting was dispatched to shareholders on 30 April 2025, and the meeting was declared properly constituted.
Chairman's address, portfolio update, outlook, internalisation proposal, business items, voting, and Q&A were included in the agenda.
Board and executive committee updates
Edouard Peter announced his resignation as Chair, with Brendan Rinaldi set to succeed him as Independent Chair from 1 June 2025; Peter will remain as a non-executive director.
Portfolio managers Lachlan Campbell and Lachlan Beech to become direct employees from 1 June 2025.
The board's composition has evolved to include diverse expertise, with recent additions aimed at broadening governance and succession planning.
The board emphasized a strong moral compass and commitment to doing the right thing.
Financial performance review
FY2024 profit before tax was $13.3m, up 48% from FY2023; net profit after tax was $9.3m, up 47%.
Earnings per share rose 25% to 6.0c; dividends per share increased 6% to 7.3c.
NAV per share at 31 Dec 2024 was $1.54, down 5% due to dividend payments; total post-tax NAV performance was 1.2%.
Portfolio size increased to 91.5 GL; water entitlement values softened in H1 2024 but recovered in H2.
Net debt ratio reduced from 31% to 3% by April 2025 after a major asset sale and debt repayment.
Latest events from Rivco Australia
- Record profit, reduced gearing, and strong outlook amid tighter water markets and higher lease demand.RIV
H2 202511 Mar 2026 - Internalisation completed amid rising water prices and strong dividend yields, despite cash flow impacts.RIV
Q4 2025 TU21 Jan 2026 - NAV and cashflows improved, dividend increased, and water asset values rose amid strong demand.RIV
Q3 2025 TU7 Dec 2025 - Record profit, reduced debt, and internalised management drive strong half-year results.RIV
H1 20258 Sep 2025 - NAV fell on dividend and internalisation, but debt and gearing dropped sharply after asset sales.RIV
Q2 2025 TU7 Sep 2025 - NAV per share increased 4.35% to $1.57, with portfolio value at $369 million and strong leasing activity.RIV
Q3 2024 TU13 Jun 2025 - Record net profit and capital gains offset softer water values amid policy-driven market shifts.RIV
H1 202413 Jun 2025 - NAV fell on softer water values, but liquidity and leverage remain strong.RIV
Q2 2024 TU13 Jun 2025 - NAV up 11% to $1.71, boosted by major asset sale and strong water market.RIV
Q1 2025 TU8 Jun 2025