ASX:BXB 15 February 2026 - 18 May 2026

Brambles Shares Up, U.S. Pallet Outlook Still in Focus
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Brambles Shares Up, U.S. Pallet Outlook Still in Focus

Brambles shares climbed in the latest session, doing better than the weaker local market as investors watched for signs the pallet-pooling company was addressing its U.S. repair delays. Brambles ended Wednesday at A$19.36, gaining 15 cents, or 0.8%. Shares fell to A$18.81 at the session low. The CHEP owner remains down 15.8% for the year. The S&P/ASX 200 closed 0.21% lower at 8,785.10.
July 9, 2026
ASX 200 Drops to Seven-Week Low After Brambles, Tuas Slide
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ASX 200 Drops to Seven-Week Low After Brambles, Tuas Slide

Australian stocks sank on Monday, with the S&P/ASX 200 ending at 8,505.3, down 125.5 points or 1.45%, hitting a seven-week low. The All Ordinaries slipped 1.52% to 8,735.4. Company downgrades and a jump in oil prices weighed on risk appetite. The Australian dollar traded around 71.36 U.S. cents. The timing isn’t great. The selloff hit while global investors were already facing up to inflation and rate worries. U.S. Treasury yields were climbing, and oil kept moving up.
May 18, 2026
Brambles shares ahead of Monday on ASX after choppy week
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Brambles shares ahead of Monday on ASX after choppy week

Brambles Ltd heads toward the Sydney market open Monday with shares aiming to keep a late-week bounce. The pallet logistics firm closed Friday at A$22.10, up 1.28% on the session, ASX data showed. But the stock stayed 1.56% below last week’s level. Australian shares just ended a soft week, with the S&P/ASX 200 settling at 8,630.80 on Friday. The index slipped 0.11% that day and lost around 1.3% for the week while miners pulled back. Traders kept watch for PMI data, RBA minutes, and jobs numbers.
May 17, 2026
Brambles Limited Buyback: ASX Pallet Giant Retires Shares as Class Action Risk Lingers
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Brambles Limited Buyback: ASX Pallet Giant Retires Shares as Class Action Risk Lingers

Brambles Limited continued its on-market share buyback, disclosing the purchase of 236,576 shares on April 23 for a total of A$5.26 million. The Australian logistics company is moving ahead with its previously announced FY26 capital return plan, targeting up to US$400 million. Under an on-market buyback, Brambles acquires shares via the exchange, not through a fixed-price offer to shareholders. This update lands at a time when Brambles is handing cash back to holders, with shares still under their recent peaks. Investors are juggling two things: reliable cash from the CHEP pallet business, and the unresolved hit from a Federal Court class-action ruling earlier this month. On April 24, the stock settled at A$22.02, having moved between A$21.70 and A$22.39 that
April 26, 2026
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