Wesfarmers Limited (WFAFY) Discusses Strategic Priorities and Long-Term Value Creation at Strategy Briefing Day Transcript
The conglomerate is considering expanding a refinery and doubling the production capacity at a lithium mine in Western Australia.
Wesfarmers Limited (WFAFY) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Wesfarmers Limited (OTCPK:WFAFF) Q2 2025 Results Conference Call February 19, 2025 9:00 PM ET Company Participants Rob Scott - MD, CEO & Director Anthony Gianotti - Chief Financial Officer Michael Schneider - MD of Bunnings Group and MD of Bunnings Australia & New Zealand Ian Bailey - Managing Director of Kmart Group Aaron Hood - Deputy MD of WesCEF & COO of Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers Emily Amos - Managing Director of Health Nicole Sheffield - Managing Director, Wesfarmers OneDigital Sarah Hunter - Managing Director of Officeworks Conference Call Participants Michael Simotas - Jefferies Tom Kierath - Barrenjoey Shaun Cousins - UBS David Errington - Bank of America Lisa Deng - Goldman Sachs Bryan Raymond - JPMorgan Adrian Lemme - Citi Caleb Wheatley - Macquarie Craig Woolford - MST Marquee Ben Gilbert - Jarden Richard Barwick - CLSA Phil Kimber - E&P Capital Operator Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for holding, and welcome to the Wesfarmers 2025 Half Year Results Briefing. [Operator Instructions] This call is also being webcast live on the Wesfarmers website and can be accessed from the homepage of wesfarmers.com.au.
Australia's biggest non-food retailer Wesfarmers said it may raise prices as a soft local dollar drives up supply costs and warned on Thursday that tariffs ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump may spur inflation.
Australia's discretionary retailers are expected to report improved half-yearly earnings, investors said, as easing inflation and tax cuts encouraged weary consumers to start spending again.
Australian conglomerate Wesfarmers on Friday said it would sell its industrial gas supply arm, Coregas, to Japanese multinational firm Nippon Sanso for A$770 million ($480.33 million).