ASX:JDO 25 June 2026 - 28 June 2026

Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) set for ASX trade after A$730m credit-risk cut
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Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) set for ASX trade after A$730m credit-risk cut

Judo Capital Holdings Limited is in the spotlight Monday as investors look past profit guidance and focus more on how its credit model holds up. ASX trading hadn’t started yet as of 06:04 AEST. Live prices kick in at 10:00 a.m. AEST and update until 4:13 p.m. Judo shares last traded at A$0.88, just above their 2026 low of A$0.82. The S&P/ASX 200 finished Friday at 8,764.20, up 0.18% for the session but down for the week.
June 28, 2026
ANZ faces dividend week as Judo credit issues weigh on carry trade
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ANZ faces dividend week as Judo credit issues weigh on carry trade

ANZ Group Holdings Limited starts Monday’s pre-open as a dividend story, not much of a price mover. The bank pays out its 83-cent interim dividend on Wednesday, worth 2.37% of Friday’s close. Shares finished last week nearly unchanged, even with Thursday’s drop. Shares ended Friday at A$35.04, up 18 cents. Volume was 3.65 million versus a 5.03 million average. Market cap came in at A$105.62 billion. The S&P/ASX 200 added 0.18% to finish at 8,764.20, though it fell 0.73% for the week.
June 28, 2026
NAB slips as credit risk review hits ahead of dividend week
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NAB slips as credit risk review hits ahead of dividend week

National Australia Bank Limited will finish Australia’s financial year with shares under last year’s level. NAB closed at A$37.51 on Friday, down from A$39.36 at June 30 last year. This comes ahead of the A$0.85 interim dividend set for this week. ASX cash equities were yet to open for the week at the time of reporting. Standard cash market hours are 09:59:45 to 16:00 Sydney time, followed by a closing auction.
June 28, 2026
ASX ends week slightly down, but credit and resource sectors under pressure
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ASX ends week slightly down, but credit and resource sectors under pressure

S&P/ASX 200 closed 15.5 points higher at 8,764.2 on Friday, up 0.18%. But the index still fell 64.5 points, or 0.73%, for the week. Friday’s lift made back less than a quarter of the week’s decline. Materials is coming off six straight down days, dropping 9.8% before a rebound on Friday, Market Index said. Energy slid 12% in the 10 sessions since June 11. All the leading early risers on the ASX 200 Friday were gold miners. Tech, defence and lithium names traded lower.
June 27, 2026
Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) heads into Monday credit test after bad-loan surprise
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Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) heads into Monday credit test after bad-loan surprise

ASX is closed for normal cash trading on Saturday. Regular trade runs Monday to Friday, 9:59 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Sydney. Judo Capital Holdings Limited heads into the weekend after shares fell again on Friday. Judo said in a June 25 ASX filing its FY26 cost of risk will land between A$116 million and A$122 million. That’s mostly due to higher provisions tied to three borrowers. It now sees loans 90 days past due or impaired at about 3% of gross loans and advances at June 30. Judo also cut FY26 pretax profit outlook to A$163 million to A$169 million, with FY27 pretax profit guidance at A$210 million to A$220 million. Chief Executive Chris Bayliss said “recent credit outcomes
June 27, 2026
Judo (ASX:JDO) bad-loan hit brings focus back to business credit and National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB)
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Judo (ASX:JDO) bad-loan hit brings focus back to business credit and National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB)

National Australia Bank Limited edged higher Friday, finishing at A$37.51, up 0.16%. Investors are watching the bank’s credit position going into the weekend. The S&P/ASX 200 closed 0.18% higher at 8,764.2 Friday, but gave up 0.73% over the week. NAB ended flat, but the tape was soft for the bank. Shares held just 5.7% above the 52-week low at A$35.48, while sitting 24% under the 52-week high at A$49.45. The market cap was A$115.07 billion. NAB's dividend yield was 4.53%.
June 26, 2026
Commonwealth Bank shares steady this week even as credit questions linger post-Judo
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Commonwealth Bank shares steady this week even as credit questions linger post-Judo

ASX cash trading was closed at the dateline. Standard hours for the cash market are 09:59:45 to 16:00 Sydney time, with the closing auction after regular trade. Commonwealth Bank of Australia finished the week with a slight drop, but the late-week move was steeper. CBA settled at A$162.02 on Friday, losing A$0.68 for the session. Volume was 2.28 million shares. Market cap stood near A$271.13 billion, with a trailing P/E at 26.22.
June 26, 2026
Judo Capital shares drop almost A$700 million as three exposures drive up credit costs
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Judo Capital shares drop almost A$700 million as three exposures drive up credit costs

Judo Capital Holdings Limited slumped 40.4% on Friday, losing close to A$700 million in market cap after the lender said three fresh exposures pushed it to boost its forecast credit charge. Judo Capital shares closed Thursday at 91.5 Australian cents, falling from A$1.535. The stock started the session at A$1.17, dropped to a 52-week low of 82 cents, then trimmed some of the decline.
June 25, 2026
ASX 200 down 0.7% with banks, miners offsetting gains
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ASX 200 down 0.7% with banks, miners offsetting gains

ASX 200 drops almost 60 points as sector gains mask wider split The ASX 200 closed down 59.7 points and the All Ordinaries ended 61 points lower at 8,951.60. Still, most sectors finished higher, with seven out of 11 in positive territory. The VanEck Australian Equal Weight ETF was up A$0.30 at A$38.70. The S&P/ASX 200 uses float-adjusted market value to weight stocks. MVW spreads its weighting evenly across big, liquid Australian names and holds a different list. The difference hit benchmark funds, as losses among the top stocks wiped out gains elsewhere in the market.
June 25, 2026
ANZ down 2.2%, A$12.3 billion lost from big four after Judo warning
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ANZ down 2.2%, A$12.3 billion lost from big four after Judo warning

ANZ Group Holdings Limited fell 2.19% to A$34.86 on Thursday, touching its session low, after Judo Capital Holdings Limited put out a warning on bad debts. Friday’s ASX cash session was yet to open at the time. ANZ volume came in at 5.87 million shares, about 16% above average. The bank lost about A$2.35 billion in market value. ANZ, National Australia Bank Limited, Westpac Banking Corporation, and Commonwealth Bank of Australia shed close to A$12.3 billion in market value by closing numbers based on rounded market caps. NAB shares dropped 3.35%, Westpac slipped 2.01% and CBA fell 1.27%. The combined hit for the big four was about 18 times the A$690 million that Judo lost on the same calculation.
June 25, 2026
Westpac (ASX:WBC) falls, A$2.5 billion wiped as Judo credit jolt hits
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Westpac (ASX:WBC) falls, A$2.5 billion wiped as Judo credit jolt hits

Westpac Banking Corporation heads into Friday after dropping A$0.72 on Thursday. The move came as a credit shock from Judo Capital Holdings Limited put pressure on Australian bank stocks. Westpac’s loss erased around A$2.46 billion in market value based on its 3.42 billion shares. That’s about 3.7 times more than the estimated A$660 million Judo lost. Westpac finished at A$35.06, coming off an intraday low of A$34.96. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.68% to 8,748.70, while Westpac dropped by nearly triple that pace. Shares closed 19.1% under the 52-week top of A$43.32.
June 25, 2026
NAB drops A$4 billion after Judo credit update rattles business lenders
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NAB drops A$4 billion after Judo credit update rattles business lenders

National Australia Bank Limited slid to A$37.45 at the close on Thursday, dropping A$1.30. Trading volume hit 8.43 million shares, running 23% above its usual turnover. The decline wiped out around A$4.0 billion in market cap, putting NAB 24% under its 52-week peak. Commonwealth Bank of Australia dropped 1.27%, Westpac Banking Corp was off 2.01%, and ANZ Group Holdings Ltd shed 2.19%. S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.68% at 8,748.70. NAB slipped 2.67 percentage points more than the index and underperformed its big-bank average by around 1.5 points.
June 25, 2026
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) drops A$3.5 billion on Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) warning
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) drops A$3.5 billion on Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) warning

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shed around A$3.5 billion in market cap on Thursday as Judo Capital’s bad-loan alert weighed on Australian banks. CBA dropped less than the other Big Four banks in percentage terms, but its big valuation made the drop in dollars much steeper than Judo’s. CBA finished A$2.09 down at A$162.70. That 1.27% fall cut about A$3.50 billion off its closing market value of A$272.27 billion, which is roughly 5.3 times the A$660 million market cap loss at Judo.
June 25, 2026