Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) Investor Update summary
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Investor Update summary
8 Jul, 2026Strategic Outlook and Growth Plans
Multi-year growth targets set for Penfolds, with FY24 EBITS expected at AUD 418–421 million and margins at ~42%.
FY25 guidance targets low double-digit EBITS growth, driven by global price increases (6% on Bin and Icon wines), increased investment in China, and margin improvement to 43–45%.
FY26 and FY27 aim for ~15% annual EBITS growth, supported by record 2024 vintage intake and increased Bin and Icon wine availability, with a return to 45% margin.
Growth strategy is anchored in diversified global markets, not solely reliant on China, ensuring sustainability and risk mitigation.
No further price increases are factored into FY26–27 guidance; future pricing will be reviewed based on market and supply conditions.
China Market Execution and Brand Strategy
Strong initial demand and positive depletions as Australian portfolio resumes shipping to China post-tariffs, with efficient customs clearance and e-commerce traction.
Distribution model refined for efficiency, with select national and regional partners, and a focus on digital solutions for compliance and consumer engagement.
Brand health in China remains robust, ranking #2 for awareness among imported wine brands, supported by ongoing A&P investment.
FY25 will see stepped-up brand investment, new campaigns, and expanded local team to ~200, mainly in sales and marketing.
Portfolio spans Australian, US, French, and Chinese wines, leveraging unique attributes and premiumization trends to capture luxury wine market growth.
Supply Chain, Production, and Investment
Record 2024 vintage intake achieved through targeted vineyard management, expanded grower sourcing, and enhanced winemaking capacity, supporting significant availability growth from 2H26.
Production capacity remains underutilized, allowing for future growth without significant new capital; quick expansion possible with minimal investment.
Over AUD 280 million invested since 2018 in vineyards and Barossa winery, increasing production capacity by 30%.
Inventory buildup from recent vintages will support multi-year growth, with allocation strategies balancing global demand and supply.
Scalable supply chain and ongoing innovation position Penfolds to meet future demand and support growth ambitions.
Latest events from Treasury Wine Estates
- EBITS fell 39.6% and a $649.4m loss was recorded, driven by US asset impairment and market headwinds.TWE
H1 20269 Jul 2026 - Luxury and DAOU growth drove 35% EBITS and 32.5% NPAT gains, offsetting Premium Brands weakness.TWE
H1 20258 Jul 2026 - Luxury-led growth delivered record earnings and sets the stage for further expansion in FY25.TWE
H2 20248 Jul 2026 - EBIT/EBITS up 17% to $770.3M, with further growth expected despite California transition risks.TWE
H2 20259 Jun 2026 - Transformation targets 10 core brands, $100m cost savings, and 25%+ EBITS margin by FY 2028.TWE
Investor Day 20264 Jun 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 - FY25 EBITs to rise 17% to $770m, with luxury-led growth and a 5% share buyback planned.TWE
Investor Update13 Nov 2025