ASX:BXB 15 February 2026 - 10 June 2026

Brambles shares closed at A$18.00 on June 10, up 2.8% after the company disclosed a buyback of 439,272 shares for A$7.56 million. The buyback follows a May profit-guidance cut linked to US pallet repair bottlenecks, which Brambles estimates will cost about US$60 million. The company now expects FY26 sales growth of 2%–3% and profit growth of 3%–5%.

Brambles shares rose 3.49% to A$17.51 Tuesday, outperforming the S&P/ASX 200, which slipped 0.24% after the King’s Birthday holiday. The company filed a routine employee-share quotation but gave no new trading update. Brambles remains about 34% below its September 2025 high after a sharp May downgrade tied to U.S. pallet-repair issues.

Brambles shares last closed at A$16.92, down 0.41% Friday, ahead of trading resuming Tuesday after the King’s Birthday holiday. The company recently cut its fiscal 2026 sales and profit growth forecasts, citing U.S. pallet repair bottlenecks expected to hit earnings by about US$60 million. Brambles plans a new US$400 million buy-back after the current program ends.

Brambles shares closed at A$16.92 on Friday, down 0.41% for the day and 36.3% below their 12-month high after a May guidance cut. The company repurchased 723,093 shares for A$12.16 million on June 4, with 131.49 million shares still available under its buy-back cap. Brambles warned U.S. repair-capacity issues will hit FY26 results by about US$60 million. ASX trading resumes Tuesday after the King’s Birthday holiday.