Does Macquarie Rate Treasury Wine Shares a Buy, Hold or Sell After Its FY25 Result?
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Does Macquarie rate Treasury Wine shares a buy, hold or sell after its FY25 result?
Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (ASX: TWE) shares are changing hands at $7.91 a piece at the time of writing, up 1.17% for the day so far. The share price has sunk 35.51% over the past year, as a structural shift in market demand, operational headwinds, and news of its CEO's exit dampen investor confidence. But the company reported its FY25 financial results yesterday, giving investors some reprieve. The Australia-based global wine company posted a 7.…
Treasury Wine Estates Faces Market Headwinds
Treasury Wine Estates’ FY25 results have met expectations, but emerging market softness is raising concerns about the company’s future performance, according to RBC Capital Markets analyst Michael Toner. Treasury Wine Estates is a global wine company that owns a portfolio of brands including Penfolds, Wynns, and Wolf Blass. The company is involved in viticulture, winemaking, and distribution. While the group’s overall earnings before interest, t…
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