AVG Appendix 4E and Financial Statements 30 June 2025

• Revenue down 1% to $257 million
• Earnings before interest, tax and SGARA up 101% to $798,000
• Statutory net profit up 90% to -$9.6 million
• Targeting 5-8% topline growth and positive free cash flow in FY26

Australian Vintage Ltd reported a 1% decline in revenue to $257 million for the year ended 30 June 2025. Earnings before interest, tax and SGARA improved 101% to $798,000, while statutory net profit increased 90% to -$9.6 million. The company's focus on innovation and premiumisation has helped maintain market share, with growth in the no-and-low alcohol wine segment supporting sales. Australian Vintage owns modern processing facilities and is in the early stages of a turnaround to address declining sales and negative cash outflows. The company estimates fiscal year 2026 will be a transformational year, targeting topline growth of 5-8% and pivoting the group on a positive free cash flow trajectory. Key growth drivers include the Poco Vino and Lemsecco brands, which have exceeded sales expectations. Australian Vintage has also achieved B-Corp certification, recognizing its industry-leading environmental, social and governance credentials.

Australian Vintage is targeting topline growth of 5-8% and positive free cash flow in fiscal year 2026.

The company estimates fiscal year 2026 will be a transformational year, reversing years of declining sales into growth and pivoting the group on a positive free cash flow trajectory. Key growth drivers include the Poco Vino and Lemsecco brands, which have exceeded sales expectations.