Latest Luxury Brands News

Autosports Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with normalised NPBT of $47.1 million, driven by strategic acquisitions and greenfield expansions. The company is poised for further growth in FY26, targeting a doubling of its Mercedes-Benz footprint and continued market consolidation.

Autosports Group Limited reported a record $2.865 billion revenue for FY25 alongside strategic acquisitions set to fuel growth in FY26. The luxury automotive retailer is capitalizing on improving market conditions and expanding its footprint with new dealerships and property purchases.

Schaffer Corporation reported a 16% rise in underlying net profit for FY25, driven by strong Automotive Leather and Delta divisions, while maintaining its dividend and appointing a new CEO to steer future growth.

Treasury Wine Estates reported a robust FY25 with luxury labels Penfolds and DAOU leading growth, while announcing a $200 million share buyback and forecasting further earnings gains despite distribution challenges in California.

Treasury Wine Estates reported a robust FY25 with a 17% rise in earnings driven by Penfolds and DAOU, alongside a strategic shift to a luxury-focused operating model and a $200 million share buyback plan.

Treasury Wine Estates posts robust FY25 results led by luxury brands Penfolds and DAOU, while unveiling a new operating model and CEO transition.

Cettire warns that recent US tariff changes removing duty-free exemptions on shipments under $800 could impact nearly half its revenue. The luxury e-commerce platform is evaluating the consequences and adjusting its global strategy.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a solid Q2 2025 with increased ore production, $52 million in diamond sales, and a significant extension of the Ekati mine life. Strategic shifts and promising project updates set the stage for future growth.

Autosports Group is set to acquire Gulson Canberra, including the Porsche Centre Canberra, marking its entry into the Australian Capital Territory market and reinforcing its luxury brand strategy.

Treasury Wine Estates projects strong fiscal 2025 earnings driven by luxury brands Penfolds and DAOU, while unveiling a new divisional model and a significant share buyback.

Treasury Wine Estates has announced Sam Fischer as its new CEO, succeeding Tim Ford in October 2025. Fischer’s extensive global experience in alcohol beverages and luxury brands signals a strategic evolution for the company.

Treasury Wine Estates delivered a robust 1H25 performance driven by luxury brands Penfolds and DAOU, offsetting softness in its premium and commercial portfolios. Despite strong earnings growth, the company lowers its full-year EBITS guidance, highlighting ongoing market headwinds.