AFC Group (AFC) Trading update summary
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Trading update summary
2 Jun, 2026Financial performance and position
Operating revenue for the year ended 31 March 2026 was NZ$161,285, down from NZ$637,304 due to declining sales.
Net loss for the year was NZ$818,092.
Net assets as of 31 March 2026 were NZ$206,390, with cash and cash equivalents at NZ$39,437.
Fixed assets, mainly property, plant, and equipment, totaled NZ$1,463,053.
Deferred payment terms for related-party payables and a $500,000 loan forgiveness improved liquidity.
Liquidity and shareholder support
Major shareholder NZ Silveray Group Limited provided $700,000 during the fiscal year and $100,000 in both April and May 2026.
Shareholder signed a letter of support, agreeing not to call the loan until AFC is financially able to repay.
Unencumbered property assets provide access to low-rate debt financing if needed.
Strategic initiatives and outlook
Integration into the major shareholder's business strategy aims to drive innovation and long-term value.
AFC Longview budgets to sell White Diamond, Port, and OEM wines to China, with contracts already in place for White Diamond and Port.
Additional White Diamond vines are being planted to secure future production.
Plans to expand the product range with less expensive wines and select new wines with customers.
AFC Biotechnology will enhance distributor collaboration and expand secondary distribution.
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