Highlights

  • EBITS before material items and SGARA declined 36.1% to AUD 492.3mn, while adjusted NPAT declined 41.5% to AUD 275.3mn.
  • Statutory NPAT was a loss of AUD 1,078.7mn after AUD 1,308.7mn of post-tax material items, including US asset impairments.
  • FY26 EBITS margin was 19.2%, down 7.0 percentage points, and cash conversion was 81.4%.

During the 27 October 2026 trading session, Treasury Wine Estates Limited (ASX:TWE) traded at AUD 5.84, up 0.34%. The group is engaged in australian-headquartered wine company with global premium and luxury wine operations. Its 13 August 2026 disclosure and other company announcements reported the financial, operational and corporate developments discussed below.

FY26 Revenue and Earnings

Treasury Wine Estates reported FY26 net sales revenue of approximately AUD 2.6bn, down 12.8%. EBITS before material items and SGARA declined 36.1% to AUD 492.3mn, while adjusted NPAT declined 41.5% to AUD 275.3mn. Statutory NPAT was a loss of AUD 1,078.7mn after AUD 1,308.7mn of post-tax material items, including US asset impairments. FY26 EBITS margin was 19.2%, down 7.0 percentage points, and cash conversion was 81.4%. Penfolds EBITS was AUD 404.3mn, Treasury Americas AUD 90.2mn and Treasury Collective AUD 68.0mn.

Wine Portfolio and Regional Performance

Net debt to EBITDAS was 2.8 times and the company suspended dividends. The Ascent transformation targets AUD 100mn annual cost savings by FY29, including around AUD 40mn in FY27. FY27 EBITS was expected to be at least equivalent to FY26, according to the 13 August results presentation. The company delivered its 2026 annual general meeting address and an FY27 first-quarter trading update on 15 October 2026. Management identified difficult alcohol beverage demand, distributor disruption in the United States and weaker banqueting demand in China as issues affecting FY26.

Ascent Costs and FY27 Outlook

The Ascent transformation programme includes brand and organisational changes and an AUD 100mn cost-reduction programme. An operational and strategic review of the Americas business was under way, covering the brand portfolio, operating model and asset base. The board suspended the FY26 dividend and indicated dividends would be reviewed as leverage moved towards its target range. Management said luxury wine depletions in the United States were improving following distribution changes.

Business Overview

Treasury Wine Estates Limited (ASX:TWE) conducts australian-headquartered wine company with global premium and luxury wine operations. Its activities and assets underpin the revenue, cost, output and other performance measures presented in the company disclosures. The reported results and guidance cover the dates identified in each release, separate from the 27 October share-market quotation.

Risks and Catalysts on Watch

Management identified weak consumer demand in parts of the wine market, US distribution changes, foreign exchange exposure and wine inventory rebalancing. The quantified Ascent savings programme, net leverage and FY27 EBITS guidance are the announced measures to follow.

Developments to Follow

The board suspended the FY26 dividend and indicated dividends would be reviewed as leverage moved towards its target range. Management said luxury wine depletions in the United States were improving following distribution changes.