Pacific Lime and Cement Wins Shareholder Backing for Incentive Plan at Virtual Meeting

Pacific Lime and Cement Limited ( (AU:PLA) ) has provided an announcement.

Pacific Lime and Cement Limited is developing Papua New Guinea’s lime and cement industry to supply essential building materials to the domestic market and the wider Asia–Pacific region. The company’s portfolio extends to industrial sands, renewable energy, and forestry carbon credits, underpinned by a strategy to provide higher-quality, lower-cost, low‑carbon inputs for mining, resources, and construction while engaging closely with host communities and applying ESG standards.

At a virtual general meeting on 24 March 2026, shareholders of Pacific Lime and Cement approved all resolutions put to a poll, including sizeable long-term incentive performance rights and options for senior executives and directors that vest if the 30‑day volume‑weighted average share price reaches at least A$0.70. The strong support for these equity-based incentives underscores investor backing for management’s strategy and aligns leadership rewards with future share price performance and the successful execution of the company’s growth and decarbonisation plans.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:PLA) stock is a Sell with a A$0.25 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Pacific Lime and Cement Limited stock, see the AU:PLA Stock Forecast page.

More about Pacific Lime and Cement Limited

Pacific Lime and Cement Limited is developing Papua New Guinea’s lime and cement industry to supply essential building materials to the domestic market and the wider Asia–Pacific region. Anchored by its Central Lime and Cement Projects, the company is building an integrated platform spanning local manufacturing, industrial sands, renewable energy, and nature-based forestry carbon credits to support lower‑carbon inputs for mining, resources, and construction.

Average Trading Volume: 497,441

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: A$214.5M

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