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Penfolds the jewel at Treasury Wine Estates Simon Evans Share Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates says it is performing better than expected in the first few months of the second half of 2020-21 and that earnings are likely to be between $495 million to $515 million for the full year, a touch higher than market consensus expectations of around $480 million. The company announced to the ASX on Thursday ahead of an investor day briefing by chief executive Tim Ford and his management team that it was likely to produce profit growth of around 33 per cent in the June-half. Penfolds owner Treasury...

Good Weekend letters to the editor: April 24 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 23, 2021 — 1.47pm Save Normal text size Send us a picture or Instagram one of Good Weekend in your life, using the hashtag #goodweekendmag. We choose one each week to publish here and in print. Samurai Sudoku weapons. Whole new ball game With so many strong opinions expressed about Craig Hutchison [April 10], more than a few in his position would likely be less than happy about it. Knowing no more about him than is in the article, I speculate heâ€...

Why this fundie tips Australian Vintage (ASX:AVG) shares Bernd Struben | March 10, 2021 4:40pm | More on: When you think of ASX listed wine shares, Treasury Wine Estates Ltd(ASX: TWE) is likely the first one to come to mind. And for good reason. The iconic Aussie wine company has a market cap of more than $8 billion, with a portfolio of globally recognised names including the likes of Penfolds, Beringer, Lindemans and Wolf Blass. But as you likely know, Treasury Wine has been struggling to diversify from its dependence on the Chinese market, following import restrictions from the Chinese g...

Article content The COVID-19 pandemic has confined us to home for almost a year now, leaving many with a thirst to travel as soon as possible. Today we try to fill the gap by taking you to Europe for less than $20 a day, sort of. The idea is to take you there via a bottle of wine selling for less than $20. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Anthony Gismondi: Around the world for less than $20 a bottle Back to video The wine world has long been carved into two parts: the Old World and the New World. Europe is considered Old World while North and ...

Highlights of the Global Industry Survey 2021 can be viewed in the January e-zine. Following an overwhelmingly positive response to the Global Industry Survey 2021 contained within TRBusiness’ inaugural January e-zine, we are delighted to publish the full, unabridged set of responses here. The 2021 Global Industry Survey received an unprecedented number of entries, underpinning once again the continued importance of the authoritative, industry leading platform, one that offers an essential annual pedestal for companies and individuals to speak honestly and passionately about the business th...