Sales in 12 months to the end of June down 11.2% to AUD2.56bn (US$1.81bn)Second-half sales decline by an estimated 4.8%, following H1's 16.6% slideProgress in "aligning our supply chain to our vision for a simpler TWE" highlightedTreasury Wine Estates has targeted the year after next at the earliest for a return to sales growth as the group's fiscal 2026 closed down by double digits.The near-17% sales decline booked from the first half was softened somewhat by a better H2, resulting in an 11% fall in the top line in the 12 months to the end of June. Over the full year, Treasury flagged reduced
‘More to do,’ admits Treasury Wine Estates as 12-month sales decline – results data
‘While our financial performance reflected evolving market conditions …, we made substantial progress towards reshaping the business for long-term success.’

Treasury Wine Estates has targeted the year after next at the earliest for a return to sales growth as the group’s fiscal 2026 closed down by double digits.
Olly has been reporting on the beverage industry as a B2B journalist since 2003. He spent 18 years at Just Drinks, 16 of which as managing editor. Since joining Global Drinks Intel in 2022, he's interviewed the CEOs for brand owners including AB InBev, Campari Group, Carlsberg, Heineken and Suntory Global Spirits and has a bulging contacts book from across beverage alcohol worldwide.



