Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) AGM 2024 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2024 summary
19 Jan, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with a quorum present, held in person and virtually, with introductions of Directors and management, and explanation of meeting procedures for questions and voting.
Voting conducted by poll, with results to be published on the ASX and company website.
Financial performance review
Fiscal 2024 net sales revenue grew 13.1% to AUD 2.7 billion, driven by luxury portfolio growth in Penfolds and Treasury Americas, with luxury contributing 49% to global NSR.
Group EBITS increased 12.8% to AUD 658.1 million; net profit after tax rose 8.3% to AUD 407.5 million, with EPS up 1.4% to 52.3cps.
Cash conversion improved to 82%, up 21.4 percentage points, and net debt/EBITDAS was 2.0x.
Penfolds and Treasury Americas each delivered $1 billion in sales for the first time.
Treasury Premium Brands revenue declined 6% due to lower commercial and premium shipments, but priority premium brands grew 5%.
Board and executive committee updates
Ed Chan retired from the Board after serving since 2012; all other Non-Executive Directors stood for election or re-election.
Directors addressed their qualifications, experience, and commitment to the company and its strategic direction.
Latest events from Treasury Wine Estates
- $987.6M U.S. asset impairment drove a $649.4M net loss despite strong brand depletions.TWE
H1 202616 Feb 2026 - Double-digit EBITS growth and margin gains targeted, driven by record vintage and China demand.TWE
Investor Update3 Feb 2026 - Luxury-led growth drove record profits and sales, with further gains and expansion forecast.TWE
H2 20241 Feb 2026 - DAOU anchors luxury growth, with $223m–$228m FY24 EBITS and $20m+ synergies targeted.TWE
Investor Day 202431 Jan 2026 - Inventory reductions and a $100m cost-saving transformation launched amid US/China weakness.TWE
Investor Update17 Dec 2025 - Luxury and DAOU growth lifted profit and margins, offsetting Premium Brands weakness.TWE
H1 202516 Dec 2025 - EBIT/EBITS up 17% to $770.3M; further growth expected despite California transition.TWE
H2 202523 Nov 2025 - FY25 EBITs to rise 17% to $770m, with luxury-led growth and a 5% share buyback planned.TWE
Investor Update13 Nov 2025 - Luxury-driven growth and sustainability gains, but China and U.S. risks cloud future outlook.TWE
AGM 202520 Oct 2025