Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) Investor Update summary
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Investor Update summary
13 Nov, 2025Business and Financial Performance
FY25 EBITs expected at approximately $770 million, a 17% year-on-year increase, driven by luxury brands Penfolds and DAOU.
Penfolds anticipates low double-digit EBITs growth in FY25, with further low to mid double-digit growth in FY26, especially in Asia.
Treasury Americas' FY25 EBITs growth is led by DAOU, but premium portfolio performance lags, and modest growth is expected in FY26 due to US economic uncertainty.
Treasury Collective's top-line decline is expected to moderate in FY26, aiming for medium-term stabilization.
Luxury wine fundamentals remain strong globally, with luxury wine sales growing 5% in 2024 and positive trends in China and the US.
Strategic Initiatives and Capital Management
Transition to a luxury-led divisional model effective July 1, with Penfolds, Treasury Americas, and Treasury Collective as key divisions.
An on-market share buyback of up to 5% of issued capital will be launched with the FY25 results, reflecting confidence in strategy and undervalued share price.
Leverage is targeted at approximately two times by end of FY25, with strong cash conversion and a dividend payout ratio of 55–70% of NPAT.
Free cash flow in FY26 is expected to support maintaining leverage at two times, with buyback size adjusted accordingly.
Continued investment in luxury brands, supply chain transformation, and global distribution capabilities.
Divisional and Market Updates
Penfolds holds a 29% share of the luxury wine market in China, with strong performance and positive momentum across Asia.
Treasury Americas' NSR per case and EBITs margin remain strong, with DAOU and Frank Family accounting for two-thirds of NSR.
Distributor transition in California is underway for Treasury Americas, with expected disruption built into forecasts.
Treasury Collective focuses on stabilizing premium portfolio volumes and driving growth in priority brands like 19 Crimes and Matua.
Treasury Collective's portfolio is weighted toward brands like Wolf Blass, Lindeman's, and 19 Crimes, with a strong presence in the Americas and ANZ.
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 - Luxury-driven growth and sustainability gains, but China and U.S. risks cloud future outlook.TWE
AGM 202520 Oct 2025