Sales from 12 months to end of June decline 1% to AUD257m (US$167.6m)Improvement observed in second half after H1's -7.4% fallTarget for fiscal 2026 set at between +5% and +8%Australian Vintage is expecting a strong reversal in fortunes after having booked a 1% slip in full-year sales.The performance, details of which were announced late last week, indicated a healthier showing in the second half of fiscal 2025, to the end of June. Six months ago, the wine group booked a 7.4% tumble in its sales from H1.Despite the stronger finish, the financial year generated Australian Vintage's lowest annua
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