Viva Energy Group (VEA) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
20 Nov, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with acknowledgment of traditional custodians and explanation of hybrid format, allowing both in-person and online participation.
Chairman Robert Hill and CEO Scott Wyatt delivered opening addresses, highlighting FY24 performance and strategic updates.
Procedural matters covered, including voting methods, eligibility, and Q&A processes for both in-person and remote attendees.
The agenda included financial and remuneration reports, director elections, and executive incentive approvals.
Financial performance review
EBITDA reached approximately AUD 750 million in 2024, the second highest since listing, driven by strong commercial business performance.
Group sales grew by 4% to nearly 17 billion liters, supplying over 25% of Australia's liquid energy needs.
Convenience business earnings were AUD 231 million, broadly in line with 2023, but impacted by low sales growth, illicit tobacco, and cost escalation.
Commercial business EBITDA increased by 5% to AUD 470 million, with strong demand from aviation, resources, agriculture, and defense sectors.
Refining business EBITDA was AUD 94 million, up 44% from the prior year, despite weak regional margins in the second half.
Board and executive committee updates
Board changes included welcoming Mark Chung and John Joyce, both bringing significant retail and energy sector experience.
Executive team changes included Bill Patterson as Executive GM of Geelong Refinery and Debbie Browning as incoming Chief Digital and Transformation Officer.
Board comprises a mix of independent and non-executive directors, including recent appointments and committee memberships.
Mark Chung appointed as a new director in May 2025.
Latest events from Viva Energy Group
- Second-half rebound drove EBITDA to AUD 701m, with strong retail and commercial momentum.VEA
H2 202524 Feb 2026 - Sales volumes rose 1.1% and gross margin hit 42.2%, but convenience sales dropped 11.4%.VEA
Q4 2025 TU28 Jan 2026 - EBITDA up 25% in 1H2024, with OTR integration and cost synergies underway.VEA
H1 202423 Jan 2026 - EBITDA up 5% on C&I strength; OTR and Liberty integration to drive 2025 gains.VEA
H2 202411 Dec 2025 - EBITDA (RC) was $304.9M, with retail and refining headwinds but integration progressing.VEA
H1 202523 Nov 2025 - Sales volumes rose, margins improved, and refinery output to recover after maintenance.VEA
Q3 2025 TU26 Oct 2025 - EBITDA (RC) exceeded guidance as sales volumes fell and gross margin improved.VEA
Trading Update28 Jul 2025 - OTR and Liberty acquisitions drive Viva Energy's retail growth and margin expansion.VEA
Company Presentation6 Jun 2025