Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
20 Oct, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with a quorum, held in-person and virtually, with directors and management introduced.
Shareholders encouraged to ask questions, with procedures for both in-person and online participation explained.
Voting conducted by poll, open throughout the meeting, with results to be published on the ASX and company website.
Financial performance review
Net sales revenue reached AUD 2.9B, up 7.2%, with EBIT up 17% to AUD 770M, and NPAT up 15.5% to AUD 470.6M.
EBIT margin expanded by 2.2 points to 26.2%; return on capital employed improved to 11.9%.
Luxury portfolio contributed 87.4% of global NSR; Penfolds and Treasury Americas delivered strong growth, while Premium Brands declined.
EPS increased by 10.8% to 58.0 cps.
Cash conversion was 11.9%.
Dividend announcements
Final dividend of AUD 0.40 per share declared, 70% franked, payout ratio of 69%, up 11.1% from prior year.
Full year dividend declared at 40cps, representing a payout ratio of 55%.
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 - Luxury growth, higher dividends, and US expansion as all resolutions pass amid industry risks.TWE
AGM 202419 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