Treasury Wine Estate $TWE $TWE.AX 1H22 results have come in well above consensus, popping +10% today despite:
🚨Revenue -10.1%
🚨EBITS -6.7%
🚨NPAT -5.3%
Let’s take a look 👇
1. TWE was a Classic case of heads I win (China not so bad, find alternative markets), tails I don’t lose ($8-9 asset values incl. under reported land and inventory).
Here’s the previous earnings updates and original deep dive:👇
2. The 1H22 results look terrible.

Look, every number is down down down. Yet, stock price up +11.39% right this moment 🤷
3. I actually don’t disagree with EAD – “puzzling” may be a generous way of putting it
4. Yet looking at the results excluding China, the business is firing on all cylinders

Revenue up, margins up, and their US business is becoming a beast.
5. And there’s still more up side, as we move to a post-covid world we will see more sales channels opening up.
6. David @berthon_jones (massively underfollowed btw) outlines the “heads I win” argument. The recovery is happening faster than expected and China is probably already factored in.
8. One itch I have with these results is the Frank Family Vineyards. So I backed out the ~$20m EBITS accretive in the half from the US segment.

EBITS aren’t +32.1% organic, they’re closer to 16%. Americas aren’t up 46%, but closer to 12% organic.

9. You can see the America’s in detail here, but they failed to mentioned the Frank acquisition.
10. A key tenant of my thesis is the value of the Penfolds grange in the cellars.. And wow, that has only gone up according to the Liv-ex Fine Wine 100 index.

Unsurprising that asset price inflation has been hitting the wines. Next will be scotch, cigars, and fatcats.
11. Despite the increase in wine valuations, for TWE it’s booked based on the cost of production.

So you can see a $80m reduction of non-current inventory, which makes no real sense. It's probably +$200m on market valuations.
12. Tim Ford flagged a pretty positive outlook from here – excluding China due to trade complications, of course.
13. From a technical, we’re bang on that support zone as @ElephantCapita2 highlights.
14. Overall, I hold and wait for something meaningful to happen.

I don't really understand the 10% pop, but hopeful for Covid channels to reopen, China to come back, or even takeover bid.
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A deep dive per fortnight is my commitment to FinTwit.

Questions and feedback always welcome. DYOR.

Disclaimer, I'm long TWE.
If you didn't see the link to @berthon_jones blog, it's really good and you can find it specifically here:
aequitasinvestments.com.au/2022/02/16/twe…
@lachlanbjensen and my bromance started over a FinTwit debate on TWE. And just as the "share price has aged like a fine wine this morning after announcing its half-year results for FY22", so to has his analysis. 🎯
raskmedia.com.au/2022/02/16/tre…

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