Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
13 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY26 EBITS was AUD 492.3m, ahead of guidance but down 36.1% year over year; statutory NPAT was a loss of AUD 1,078.7m, mainly due to U.S. asset impairments and transformation costs.
Penfolds delivered strong global depletions, led by China growth of 34.7%; inventory rebalancing and action on parallel imports progressed.
ASCENT is on track, targeting AUD 100m in annual savings by FY29, including AUD 40m expected in FY27.
FY27 group EBITS guidance is at least equivalent to FY26, with rebalancing and non-priority brand declines offsetting power-brand momentum and ASCENT benefits.
A strategic review of the Americas and U.S. divestment processes are underway to improve returns.
Financial highlights
NSR fell 12.8% to AUD 2,561.0m, with declines across all divisions; EBITS declined 36.1% to AUD 492.3m.
Statutory NPAT was a loss of AUD 1,078.7m, including AUD 1,308.7m in post-tax material items; NPAT before material items and SGARA was AUD 275.3m, down 41.5%.
EPS before material items and SGARA was 34.1 cents, down 41.3% year over year.
Gross profit margin fell 2.9 points to 45.7%; EBITS margin declined 7.0 points to 19.2%, and ROCE fell 4.0 points to 7.9%.
Net operating cash flow before interest, tax and material items was AUD 535.3m, down AUD 34.7m; cash conversion was 81.4%.
Outlook and guidance
FY27 group EBITS is expected to be at least equivalent to FY26, with performance weighted to H2 as inventory rebalancing and shipment phasing continue.
FY27 regional EBITS guidance: Greater China AUD 280–310m; emerging markets AUD 95–115m; Americas ~AUD 50m; ANZ and Europe AUD 100–120m.
Penfolds growth is expected to be offset by non-priority brand declines and U.S. inventory sell-through; Americas guidance includes customer inventory reduction and nil-margin sell-through.
Customer inventory rebalancing is targeted for completion by FY28, when depletions-led revenue growth is expected; long-term EBITS margin target is 25%+.
ASCENT savings of AUD 40m are included in FY27 guidance; the annual savings target is AUD 100m by FY29.
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