Treasury Wine Estates Ltd lower as the Consumer Staples sector gains on the day
Here is the latest company close update for Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, TWE.
Here is the latest company close update for Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, TWE.
Deal-makers are unsure who will acquire the commercial wine brands of Treasury Wine Estates after Pernod Ricard sold its Australian business to Bain Capital.
The Penfolds producer has long been confident about the potential of the Chinese market, but faces a very different China from the one that closed its doors to Australia four years ago.
Treasury Wine Estates boss Tim Ford says the company is in the ‘best position it has ever been’ as it sheds its low margin commercial wines to focus on the needs of luxury wine drinkers.
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As Australia-China relations improve, companies from Treasury Wine to Goodman Group will give insight into the new settings for business.
In a bid to focus on luxury labels and stem a $354m hit to its 2024 results, Treasury Wine Estates will divest struggling commercial wines like Lindeman’s, Yellowglen and Wolf Blass.
Driverless forklifts, and robots which collect data and move barrels around – take a look at Treasury Wine Estates’ Barossa Valley facility following a $10m revamp.
Penfolds will soon have 200 staff on the ground in China as it aims to aggressively grow the recently reopened market, on the back of a record Australian vintage.
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Treasury Wine Estates is preparing for the reopening of the Chinese market if tariffs are removed, and will reallocate its luxury iconic drink to the region.
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Shareholders voice unhappiness at Penfolds and Wolf Blass owner’s decision to award its CEO Tim Ford $2m in shares despite a profit slump.
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Senior officials in the Chinese government have told their Australian counterparts the wine tariff could be “properly resolved” in coming months.
Treasury Wine will hold back some of its Penfolds stock to be ready to send to China if its government were to lift its tariffs on Australian wine
The maker of luxury wine Penfolds is seeing a continued trend in drinkers seeking more pricey wines to enjoy, but it wasn’t enough to avoid a drip in annual profit.
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Treasury Wine Estates will take a cautious approach to any reopening of the Chinese wine market if Beijing follows up lifting tariffs on barley by dropping tariffs on Australian wine.
Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates says it now operates the largest solar network of any wine producer in Australia and is on track to soon be using 100 per cent renewables.
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