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Exclusive: Treasury Relaunches Souverain, Adds New North Coast Wines

Treasury Wine Estates has revamped California wine brand Souverain, aiming to reinvigorate a label historically known as a reliable, value-oriented Sonoma producer. Continue reading →

Posted in News on February 11, 2014

News Briefs for February 5, 2014

•U.S. fund manager Wellington Management has increased its stake in Treasury Wine Estates to 5.73%, making it one of the company’s largest shareholders. Continue reading →

Posted in News on February 5, 2014

Exclusive: Treasury’s Fast-Rising Matua Takes Aim At On-Premise With New Upscale Tier

One of the fastest-growing brands in the vibrant New Zealand wine category, Treasury Wine Estates’ (TWE) Matua label was up 34% to 184,000 cases in the U.S. last year, according to Impact Databank. Continue reading →

Posted in News on February 3, 2014

TWE Shares Resume Trading, But Fall Sharply After Downgrade

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) shares resumed trading on the Australian Stock Exchange earlier today, but their price fell sharply after the company announced a $40 million profit downgrade for the current fiscal year following weak sales during the holiday season. Continue reading →

Posted in News on January 30, 2014

Treasury Wine Halts Trading To Review First Half Results

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has suspended trading of its shares on the Australian Stock Exchange while it reviews its preliminary financial results for the six months through December, its fiscal first half. Continue reading →

Posted in News on January 28, 2014

Exclusive: Treasury’s Chateau St. Jean Continues Strong Run, Closing 2013 Up Double-Digits

Sonoma’s Chateau St. Jean has been among the strongest performers in the Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) portfolio of late, earning Impact “Hot Brand” honors in 2012 after rising 18% to 525,000 cases. Continue reading →

Posted in News on January 6, 2014

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