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Treasury Wine Sees Revenue Jump 13% In First Half

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has revealed a strong set of numbers for its fiscal first half ended in December. Overall, the company posted a 13% revenue rise at constant currency to A$1.5 billion ($1.1b), while EBITS leapt 18% to A$338 million ($240m). Continue reading →

Posted in News on February 14, 2019

Treasury Wine Estates Profits Jump 18% In Fiscal Year

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) saw profit continue to grow in its fiscal year ended in June, as premiumization in the U.S. and strong shipment growth in Asia and Australia drove EBITS up 18% at constant currency to A$530.2 million ($385m). Continue reading →

Posted in News on August 16, 2018

Treasury Sees “Living Wine Labels” App Drive Competitive Advantage

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has seen innovative digital marketing efforts—epitomized by its Living Wine Labels app—help propel impressive growth for its 19 Crimes and Walking Dead brands among others lately.

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Posted in News on June 5, 2018

Premium-Plus Imported Wines Continue Fast Rise, Led By Italy, New Zealand

Though the U.S. market’s total imported wine segment was roughly flat at 67 million 9-liter case depletions last year, according to Impact Databank, the category is seeing significant gains at the premium level. Continue reading →

Posted in News on May 21, 2018

TWE’s Michael Clarke On What’s Next In The U.S.

After posting a sales increase of 10% to A$1.1 billion ($872m) in its Americas region during its fiscal year through June, Treasury Wine Estates intends to unleash a number of new initiatives in the U.S. market in the year ahead. Continue reading →

Posted in News on August 18, 2017

Treasury’s Turnaround Continues, As Americas Sales Jump 10%

Treasury Wine Estates continues to make strides in the U.S. market, with sales in its Americas region rising 10% to A$1.1 billion ($872m) in the 12 months through June, representing the company’s full fiscal year. Continue reading →

Posted in News on August 17, 2017

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