Three-month sales increase 1.4% (in reported terms) to CLP208.98bn (US$222.2m)Top line in 2025 expected to rise by between 3% and 8%Viña Concha y Toro has posted a very slight lift in reported sales from the first quarter of this year, with the continued focus on premium wine continuing to reap rewards.The group saw its top line in the three months to the end of March rise by 1.4% - albeit in reported terms, which includes currency fluctuations - marking its weakest sales performance since Q3 2023. Despite the deceleration, Chile-based Concha flagged a strengthening of its 'principal & in
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