Six-month sales - to end of December - dip 1.1% to AUD1.28bn [US$887.8m]
Higher-end wines stay strong, softening seen at 'entry-level premium' and 'commercial' price levels
Treasury Wine Estates has steadied its ship as sales in the last six months of 2022 came in flat on the corresponding period a year earlier.
The top line in the half year - the group's fiscal 2023 H1 - came in down negligibly, by just over 1%. The performance comes six months after TWE posted a near-5% sales slide from the 12 months to the end of June last year.
The company had its flagship Penfolds br
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