Treasury Wine Scraps 2026 Guidance on China, US Uncertainty

TWE shares smashed on pulled guidance, $200m buyback pause

Shares in Australia’s biggest winemaker, Treasury Wine Estates, have been pummelled after the company pulling guidance for its flagship Penfolds brand and canned an ongoing $200 million share buyback campaign.

How Chinese banquets blew a hole in Penfolds owner Treasury Wines

The 14 per cent slump in Treasury Wine Estates shares after it withdrew profit guidance is a brutal reminder that China’s economy ain’t what it used to be.

Treasury Wine Scraps 2026 Guidance on China, US Uncertainty

Australian vintner Treasury Wine Estates Ltd. said it can no longer stand by its earnings guidance for the 2026 financial year and will pause a planned share buyback.

After plunging 14% yesterday, should investors buy Treasury Wine Estates shares in the dip?

Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (ASX: TWE) shares were in focus yesterday after management withdrew guidance.  The news sent the Treasury Wine share price 14% lower.  Following this sharp decline, the ASX 200 stock now sits nearly 50% lower than it was a year ago.  Investors may be wondering whether this is an opportune time to buy Treasury Wine Estates shares in the dip. Let's investigate. What happened? As covered by the Motley Fool's Bernd Strube…

Treasury Pulls Guidance, Citing U.S., China Challenges - Shanken News Daily

Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has pulled back its previous financial targets for its fiscal year ending next June owing to headwinds in the U.S. and China markets. The company also paused a A$200 million ($130m) share buyback program that it … Continue reading → The post Treasury Pulls Guidance, Citing U.S., China Challenges appeared first on Shanken News Daily.

Treasury Wine Estates pulls guidance on China, US troubles

Treasury Wine Estates has scrapped its fiscal 2026 earnings guidance, citing an "uncertain outlook" for Penfolds and Treasury Americas.