Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 4
Treasury Wine Sees FY Earnings Falling to A$480 Million as It Doubles Down on Luxury
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 4

Treasury Wine Sees FY Earnings Falling to A$480 Million as It Doubles Down on Luxury

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 4

Summary

  • Treasury Wine Estates told investors it expects fiscal-year earnings of A$480 million to A$490 million for the year ending June, sharply below the prior year's A$770 million.
  • The Australian winemaker said the weaker outlook comes as it prioritizes shoring up key markets and strengthening its position in higher-end wines.
  • Penfolds owner Treasury Wine is leaning further into its luxury portfolio, signaling a strategy shift toward premium brands even as near-term profit declines.

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