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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Delegat Group Limited, along with its associated businesses, specializes in the crafting, marketing, and distribution of wine. The company's wines are actively promoted and sold under prominent labels such as Oyster Bay, Barossa Valley Estate, and Delegat, reaching retailers and wholesalers across numerous global markets. These key regions include the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the broader European continent; North America, specifically the United States and Canada; and the Asia Pacific, covering Australia, New Zealand, China, and other territories. Additionally, the firm provides brand promotional services. Established in 1947 and based in Auckland, New Zealand, the organization was formerly known as Delegat's Group Limited, undergoing a name change to Delegat Group Limited in July 2014. Delegat Group Limited operates as a division of the Delegat Shares Protection Trust.
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