Accent Group Ltd · ASX:AX1
Accent — Shareholder Meeting (November 2025)
18 slides from Accent's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 21, 2025
Slide 1: 2025 Annual General Meeting
2025 Annual General Meeting
Slide 2: How to ask a question online
Conduct of meeting How to ask a question online • To submit a written question, please select the “Q&A” icon • Select the topic your question relates to from the drop-down list • Type your question in the text box and press the send button • To ask a verbal question follow the instructions below the
Slide 3: How to vote online
Conduct of meeting How to vote online • When the poll is open, select the “Vote” icon at the top of the screen • To vote, select either For, Against or Abstain • You will see a vote confirmation • To change or cancel your vote “click here to change your vote” at any time until the poll is closed Acc
Slide 4: The Board
The Board David Gordon Daniel Agostinelli Chairman Group CEO Accent Group FY2025 AGM Presentation 4
Slide 5: The Board
The Board Michael Hapgood Donna Player Dave Forsey Anne Loveridge AM Lawrence Myers Accent Group FY2025 AGM Presentation 5
Slide 6: Other Attendees
Other Attendees Matthew Durbin Nikki Nuttall Alison Milner Group CFOO & Group General Counsel & Partner, PWC Joint Company Secretary Joint Company Secretary Accent Group FY2025 AGM Presentation 6
Slide 7: Agenda
Agenda Welcome and Introduction Chairman’s Report CEO Report Trading Update Formal Business Accent Group FY2025 AGM Presentation 7
Slide 8: The Accent Growth Journey
The Accent Growth Journey $1.6b sales inc. franchisees1 +58% Owned Sales ($millions) Demonstrated track $1,393 $1,435 $1,458 record of retail sales $968 $1,103 growth driven by store rollout and new banners FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 638 Stores 762 Stores 821 Stores 895 Stores 892 Stores Expansion of
Slide 9: The Accent business model
The Accent business model Accent Group’s mission is to be the market leading, digitally integrated retail and distribution business, in the performance lifestyle market for footwear, apparel and accessories across Australia and New Zealand. The Accent Business Model Scalable, flexible and defensible
Slide 10: FY25 summary of financial performance
FY25 summary of financial performance Financial Summary— FY25 Vs FY24 Operating Highlights % • Total company owned sales of $1.46 billion Profit & Loss ($000's) FY251 FY24 Change • Like for Like (LFL) retail sales2 up 0.7% Owned sales 1,458,337 1,434,898 1.6% Sales (H1:+2.9%, H2: -1.7%) Gross profit
Slide 11: Value creation and investor value proposition
Value creation and investor value proposition Total Shareholder Return(1) comparison of Accent and the ASX200 Accent Group has a unique value and (30 June 2015 to 30 June 2025) investor proposition in the ANZ 350% market, characterised by: Total Shareholder Return since 30 June 2015: • Significant s
Slide 12: Accent's sustainability pillars
Accent’s sustainability pillars At Accent we “Make It Happen” Our People Our Responsibilities Our Environment Our people come first We act with integrity We care for our environment Safety Ethical Sourcing & Modern Slavery Recycle Program through ASGA • >600 safety audits completed Reporting • 370 c
Slide 13: Matthew Durbin
Matthew Durbin Group CFO and COO
Slide 14: Operational highlights
Operational highlights Total Sales (inc. Franchisees) Retail Owned Sales $1.62 billion1 $1.27 billion1 +0.8% on FY24 +2.5% on FY24 LFL Sales Vertical Sales Store Network c.$130 892 +0.7%2 Stores across Australia & on FY24 million New Zealand with 54 new c.9% of total sales stores opened during FY25
Slide 15: Retail, Wholesale & Vertical Owned Brands
Retail, Wholesale & Vertical Owned Brands Retail Store Network1 • Retail sales of $1.3 billion, up 2.5% on FY24. +54 • 54 new stores added to the Accent Group network in 895 -18 892 FY25 with 39 closures from discontinued brands & -39 Glue (The Trybe: 17, CAT: 8, Glue: 14) and a further 18 821 closu
Slide 16: Growth plan
Growth plan In April, The Company entered into a long-term strategic relationship with Frasers Group plc (Frasers), to launch and operate the Sports Direct business in ANZ receiving net proceeds of c.$49m via subscription. SportsDirect Sports Direct At least 50 Sports Direct stores over the next
Slide 17: Trading update
Trading update • Update on trade for the first 20 weeks of FY26 • Total Group owned sales YTD are up 3.7% • LFL sales for the first 20 weeks are down 0.4% • FY26 gross margin % YTD is down 1.6% with the comparable period last year • Sports category including, The Athlete’s Foot, HOKA, Saucony and Me
Slide 18: Formal business
Formal business Accent Group FY2025 AGM Presentation