PPK Group Limited (ASX:PPK) Updates Shareholders at AGM

Chair’s Statement

PPK Group Limited (ASX:PPK) presented key updates at its Annual General Meeting. Chair Anne-Marie Birkill acknowledged the traditional custodians of the lands and welcomed a new board director, Rick Francis, effective December 4. His experience includes serving as Managing Director and CEO of Spark Infrastructure Group, significantly growing its market capitalisation from $1.3 billion to $5.3 billion.

Corporate Strategy and Future Focus

Birkill discussed PPK’s pivot strategy towards innovative, growth stage companies in energy storage, armour protection, and nanomaterials. Recent achievements include the divestment of AMAG and a successful deconsolidation of Li-S Energy, returning $5.19 million in fully franked dividends to shareholders. PPK is dedicated to streamlining its asset reconciliation while enhancing shareholder value through its diverse operational portfolio.

Birkill expressed confidence in PPK’s growing investments, particularly in companies like Li-S Energy and Craig International Ballistics, which are meeting their growth targets. The leadership team aims to strengthen performance while seeking new opportunities for expansion within the energy storage sector.

CEO Presentation Insights

The CEO, Marc Fenton, detailed ongoing projects, including advancements in Li-S Energy’s battery technologies and innovative manufacturing processes. PPK Group’s current cash position stands strong at $24.8 million as of June 30, 2024, enabling ongoing investment in promising ventures.

Fenton highlighted the group’s commitment to improving shareholder communications and fostering deeper engagement with stakeholders to better convey portfolio performance. He thanked the team and shareholders for their continued support and looked forward to future achievements.

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