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Appendix 3Y - Change of Director's Interest Notice
Change of Director’s Interest Notice
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2025 Interim Results Investor and Analyst Presentation
Half Yearly Report, Company Presentation
Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate, Dividend Reinvestment Plan
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Appendix 4D and 2025 Interim Results
Half Yearly Report, Half Year Audit Review, Half Year Directors' Statement, Half Year Accounts, Half Year Directors' Report, Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate, Dividend Reinvestment Plan
February
Treasury scraps Lindeman’s sale but doubles down on Penfolds
The country’s biggest winemaker had put the prominent low-cost brand on the block along with Wolf Blass and Yellowglen. It couldn’t find buyers.
What we learnt: This is what’s behind the blue-chip battering
It was sell first, ask questions later on Thursday as some ASX big names were dumped. Why? It’s all about the outlook.
Chemist Warehouse shares rise on debut; EY to slash jobs; Rate cut call just got harder
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Trump tariffs hit ASX as Australian businesses assess costly fallout
Shares in export-oriented companies from healthcare to retail crashed as the US president vowed to expand his trade restrictions to other industries.
January
Why co-working operators love the weak office market
US real estate firm Pembroke is opening its first co-working hub and others are expanding, tapping demand from tenants reticent to sign long-term leases.
December 2024
Bordeaux, Napa, Ningxia? Penfolds elevates China to prestige terroir
Treasury Wine Estates has bought a 75 per cent stake in Stone & Moon winery in a $27.5m bet that Chinese wine will one day rival prestige regions.
Pimm’s to rival Wimbledon: Why Adelaide is the new hot cricket ticket
On the Australian cricket calendar, one Test match stands out as the destination event that interstate fans and business executives flock to.
November 2024
Nufarm entrepreneur Doug Rathbone a winner in $475m Elders buyout
The 79-year-old, who made his fortune via the crop chemicals business, will pocket a small windfall from the buyout of Delta Agribusiness by its larger rival.
October 2024
2024’s most powerful and influential directors revealed
As AGM season gathers pace, the BOSS index of the country’s most powerful and influential directors reveals a new cohort rising through the ranks.
Qantas’ Todd Sampson got a proxy pardon. Others aren’t so lucky
ISS has provided multiple perplexingly inconsistent arguments for how to deal with the Qantas board’s culpability in the recent airline’s morality bypass.
Treasury Wine teams up with US actor to woo female drinkers
Drop of Sunshine took two years to develop with actor and film producer Reese Witherspoon’s media company and is hitting shelves in the US and Australia first.
Australian Vintage rehires CEO it sacked for ‘lack of judgment’
The ASX-listed wine producer behind McGuigan and Tempus Two has again appointed Craig Garvin as its chief executive, who says the “past is the past”.
Almost $600m slashed from popular wine brands as drinkers steer clear
Documents filed with the regulator show the value of brands from Jacob’s Creek to Wolf Blass is shrinking as the industry battles to attract younger consumers.
August 2024
Accolade Wines CEO Robert Foye quits private equity-backed group
The CEO had been at the helm of Australia’s second-largest wine group, with brands including Hardys, Grant Burge and St Hallett, for almost four-and-a-half years.
The fundie who unexpectedly became CEO of a wine company
James Williamson has temporarily jumped the fence to run Australian Vintage, and is agitating for M&A. His fund owns shares in the listed wine group.
In ‘diabolical trouble’ – How big wine brands fell out of favour
Wolf Blass, who set up his eponymous wine brand almost 60 years ago, says the cheaper end of the wine sector is in ‘diabolical trouble’ but the cycle will turn positive again.
Penfolds owner lifts dividend, revamps global arm
Treasury Wine, Australia’s biggest wine group, is merging two of its divisions by mid-2025 to create a global premium brands unit.
ASX swings; Rinehart’s Olympic cruise; Wall Street got off lightly
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Treasury Wine to offload Wolf Blass, Lindeman’s, Yellowglen
Australia’s biggest wine group will cop a $354m impairment and shop around its cheaper wine brands as part of a strategic reset for the Penfolds owner.
Liquor giant Dan Murphy’s absorbs Penfolds price hikes
The retail chain’s managing director Agi Pfeiffer-Smith said the market is increasingly competitive and even shoppers seeking small luxuries want a deal.