ASX:NXT 4 May 2026 - 27 June 2026

NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) slips, equity value down by a third since May placement

NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) slips, equity value down by a third since May placement

As of the dateline, the ASX cash market hadn’t hit its 07:00 pre-open yet. Regular trading on the ASX is set from 09:59:45 to 16:00 Sydney time. ASX’s 2026 market holidays don’t include June 29, so Friday’s closing price is still the most recent trade. NEXTDC Limited comes into Monday after losing most of its April gains from the contract and capital announcement. Shares ended at A$14.06 on Friday, dropping A$0.66, and 4.11 million shares traded. Average volume, per Google Finance, is 2.69 million with a market cap at A$10.68 billion.
June 28, 2026
NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) falls on doubts over AI data centre costs, power and funding

NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) falls on doubts over AI data centre costs, power and funding

NEXTDC Limited started the week facing more headwinds in its AI data-centre trade. Shares dropped 4.48% Friday to A$14.06, while the S&P/ASX 200 index edged up 0.18%. The stock touched A$13.83 intraday. It had closed at A$14.72 the day before. NXT fell harder this week. The stock ended June 19 at A$15.18 and dropped to A$14.06 by June 26. That's a 7.4% slide by historical price data. It sits 21.85% below its 52-week high, Intelligent Investor says.
June 27, 2026
Goodman Group gains 0.9% with core inflation still a risk for rates

Goodman Group gains 0.9% with core inflation still a risk for rates

Goodman Group ended Wednesday up 0.9% at A$31.83. That outpaced the S&P/ASX 200’s 0.24% lift. NEXTDC, which runs data centres, added 2.6%. Australian CPI for May showed headline consumer prices up 4.0% on the year, easing from 4.2% in April. The trimmed mean moved higher, up to 3.6% from 3.4%. That gauge excludes the biggest price jumps or drops and is watched for underlying trends.
June 24, 2026
ASX 200 Drops Again, Tech Slide Puts Focus on CPI

ASX 200 Drops Again, Tech Slide Puts Focus on CPI

S&P/ASX 200 slips for fourth session as tech, miners drag Australian shares fell for the fourth session in a row Tuesday, with tech and mining names down enough to wipe out moves higher in the big banks. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 29.1 points, or 0.33%, to 8,787. The index ranged from 8,777.8 to 8,849.9. Benchmark shares ended about 2% lower than where they closed on June 17. Gains at the open fizzled as traders pulled back from commodity producers and high-priced tech ahead of new Australian inflation numbers.
June 23, 2026
NEXTDC Shares Edge Higher as GE1 Geelong Data Centre Moves Forward

NEXTDC Shares Edge Higher as GE1 Geelong Data Centre Moves Forward

NEXTDC Ltd is set for Monday’s Australian session after new signs its regional push is shifting to the build phase. Kapitol said it expects GE1’s first stage to open in the back half of 2027. Planning documents put the cost of the project near A$85 million. Edge data centres like this one are built closer to customers instead of in centralised locations, aiming to cut lag times in moving and processing data. “As more data is generated and consumed outside capital cities, businesses need faster, more reliable access,” Kapitol co-founder Andrew Deveson said.
June 21, 2026
Goodman Group Shares Slip 2.5% After Brickworks A$2.65 Billion Deal

Goodman Group Shares Slip 2.5% After Brickworks A$2.65 Billion Deal

Goodman Group shares look to start Monday lower after dropping on Friday. Traders are watching a major industrial real estate buy and eyeing how Goodman will handle funding and leasing as its data-center plans keep growing. Goodman shares fell A$0.81 on Friday, wiping out much of their gains from earlier in the week. The stock ended two cents under where it closed on June 12. Weekly moves stayed muted, but there is still uncertainty about Goodman’s ability to keep picking up prime industrial sites as it commits billions to new projects—some of which haven’t locked in customer contracts yet.
June 21, 2026
NEXTDC Shares Add 4.3% for the Week as AI Buildout Remains in View

NEXTDC Shares Add 4.3% for the Week as AI Buildout Remains in View

NEXTDC shares last changed hands at A$15.18 in Friday’s session, up A$0.24, with 11.42 million shares traded. That was one of the notable moves as the S&P/ASX 200 slid 0.92% to 8,828.7, trimming its weekly advance to under 0.3%. The Australian market is closed for the weekend. Execution is now the key issue, not just demand. NEXTDC raised A$1.5 billion in April, with CEO Craig Scroggie saying it was “a unique opportunity to materially expand NEXTDC’s contracted capacity.” The real challenge will be turning those contracts into live data halls and recurring revenue, and hitting deadlines.
June 19, 2026
NextDC in Focus Ahead of Wednesday as AI Data-Centre Trade Faces New Scrutiny

NextDC in Focus Ahead of Wednesday as AI Data-Centre Trade Faces New Scrutiny

NEXTDC Ltd faces another test at the ASX open on Wednesday after shares dropped on Tuesday. The data-centre stock is still seen as one of the clearer plays on artificial intelligence infrastructure. Shares ended Tuesday at A$15.79 in Sydney, off 0.44% at 4:15 p.m. Volume came to 2.64 million shares, topping the 2.53 million average. The stock fell as low as A$14.81 before regaining most of the drop.
June 9, 2026
UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 21.05.2026

UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 21.05.2026

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May 21, 2026
Why NextDC Limited’s A$750 Million Debt Deal Matters for ASX Data-Centre Stocks

Why NextDC Limited’s A$750 Million Debt Deal Matters for ASX Data-Centre Stocks

NextDC Limited’s A$750 million subordinated notes issue pulled in A$1.2 billion worth of bids, The Australian reported Sunday, as the data-centre company gauges investor demand for its AI-driven expansion. The notes cleared at 350 basis points above BBSW, the local floating-rate benchmark. Timing is key. The report hit before the regular ASX session kicked off Monday. During pre-open, orders stack up but don’t actually match until the bell, per ASX trading rules. So investors face their first shot at pricing bond appetite alongside a bigger, more complicated funding plan in the main session.
May 4, 2026