Moa Group, a brewer which has reported losses since listing in 2012, said it posted positive earnings over the summer quarter and is on track to achieve "near break-even profitability" for the six months ending March 31.
Moa achieved "positive" earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation in the three months ended February, it said in a statement.
In November last year, the Auckland-based company said it was aiming to break-even at the operating level in the six months ended March 31.
The company is now looking to "accelerate its gains in the New Zealand craft beer scene through its acquisition of Savor Group," Moa said. "The continued improved performance will see Moa achieve near break-even profitability for" the second half of the March 2019 financial year.
The full audited results will be finalised and announced in May, the company said.