ASX:TNE 20 May 2026 - 8 June 2026

ASX 200 Drops Again, Tech Slide Puts Focus on CPI
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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
TechnologyOne Shares Approach Short Week After Climbing 8%
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TechnologyOne Shares Approach Short Week After Climbing 8%

Tech company Technology One Ltd goes into Tuesday’s ASX open carrying last week’s 8.3% rally, outpacing losses in the broader Australian market. Shares closed Friday at A$32.33, down 0.12% for the session. The ASX did not trade Monday due to the King’s Birthday holiday. TechnologyOne is back in focus for the local tech sector, after months of nerves on software stocks and AI. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 1.2% last week, closing Friday at 8,625.10, down from 8,731.70 the week before. TNE headed the other direction.
June 8, 2026
Technology One Shares Up 8% Over the Week, Eyes on Tuesday’s Open
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Technology One Shares Up 8% Over the Week, Eyes on Tuesday’s Open

Technology One Limited finished the week up 8.3% even as shares slipped in the last two sessions. The ASX-listed software company dipped 0.12% to A$32.33 on Friday. Cash trading is closed Monday in Australia for the King’s Birthday holiday, with no settlement scheduled on the ASX. This comes as the holiday stops trading in the stock right after a fast bounce in local tech names. When the market opens on Tuesday, it will be clear if last week’s gains were just a move in the sector or if buyers are coming back to the TechnologyOne recurring-revenue growth story.
June 7, 2026
TechnologyOne Drops on Record Profit as Investors Look for Bigger Gains
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TechnologyOne Drops on Record Profit as Investors Look for Bigger Gains

TechnologyOne shares dropped Tuesday. The Australian enterprise software firm posted record first-half profit and subscription revenue, but the stock fell as investors shrugged off the strong numbers and took profits on a name already priced for more upside. The shares ended at A$27.80, falling 2.9%. They moved between A$27.00 and A$29.47 through the session. The shift hit before the ASX opened on Wednesday, putting the company’s market cap near A$9.1 billion, according to Google Finance data.
May 20, 2026