Treasury Wine Estates Ltd investors have been strapped into the roller coaster.
Over the past 12 months, Treasury Wine shares are still down about 28%.
Treasury Wine is now targeting a long-term EBITS margin above 25%.
FY27 is shaping up as a transition year for Treasury Wine shares, not a victory lap.
Across 16 analysts, the average target lands around $6.25, 17% above Treasury Wine's current $5.36 price.
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Treasury Wine Estates Ltd investors have been strapped into the roller coaster. Over the past 12 months, Treasury Wine shares are still down about 28%.
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Treasury Wine Estates Ltd investors have been strapped into the roller coaster.
After a plunge over the past year, Treasury Wine shares have staged a comeback. The ASX wine stock kicked off the new week around 4% higher at $5.36, pushing its six-month gain to about 50%.
Over the past 12 months, Treasury Wine shares are still down about 28%.
Treasury Wine is ripping up its old playbook, slashing its brand count from 76 down to fewer than 30 over five years and throwing its weight behind flagship label Penfolds.
Treasury Wine is now targeting a long-term EBITS margin above 25%.
Treasury Wine has already booked a further $558.4 million post-tax non-cash impairment on its US assets — a reminder of just how badly the Americas business has gone off the rails.
FY27 is shaping up as a transition year for Treasury Wine shares, not a victory lap.
Analysts are warming up to Treasury Wine shares, but nobody's sold.
Across 16 analysts, the average target lands around $6.25, 17% above Treasury Wine's current $5.36 price.
After one of the wildest years in Treasury Wine's history, a 50% six-month rally isn't proof of anything. Brokers see potential for Treasury Wine shares, but potential and delivery are two different things.
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