ASX:ORG 15 February 2026 - 17 June 2026

Origin Energy shares are set to start Wednesday from a firmer base after rising 1.96% to A$10.94 in the previous session, a gain that put the stock back into positive territory for the week as the local energy sector recovered. The ASX cash market was still in pre-open at the dateline, with normal trading starting shortly before 10 a.m. Sydney time. The move matters because Origin sits across several live trades at once: retail power margins, liquefied natural gas, or LNG, exposure through Australia Pacific LNG, and the rate-sensitive utility trade. The broader S&P/ASX 200 closed just 3.7 points higher at 8,917.7 on Tuesday, but energy rose 1.10% and utilities gained 0.68%, giving Origin a better tape than many industrial

Origin Energy Limited closed up on Tuesday while the broader Australian market dipped. Shares finished at A$10.92, adding 3 cents, with the day’s range running from A$10.82 to A$11.07. The stock saw some interest as traders reacted to new hints the Yanco Delta wind project could return to the capital markets. Market cap stood at around A$18.81 billion. Yanco Delta funding talks are back, but there was no ASX filing to kick things off. The Australian reported Barrenjoey and ICA Partners have renewed their search for a funding partner on the renewable project, which carries an expected price tag north of A$3 billion. The plan features a 1.5GW wind farm and an 800MWh battery in New South Wales.