Foley Wines has reported a 6% increase in bottled sales revenue and a 9% rise in case sales for the financial year ended June 2025.
However, the company also reported a 66.4% decrease in operating earnings and a 54.5% loss after tax.
The increase in sales was attributed to the company's premiumisation strategy and its focus on developing strong routes to market for its brands.
The company said it had a record year for case sales, with export case sales up 14.6%.
The company also highlighted the growth in Asian markets, where case sales were up 115%.
Foley Wines said it is well positioned to sell through the 2025 vintage and expects to continue growing in the 2026 financial year.
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