ASX:WOR 9 June 2026 - 26 June 2026

ASX cash trading is open after the weekend, back on regular Monday-to-Friday hours. Worley Limited heads into the new session with shares off 14.9% for the week. Worley dropped after a Thursday update flagged Middle East project delays and a stronger Australian dollar, which together will cut FY26 underlying EBITA by A$110 million. The drop in Worley shares is larger than what’s been reported. The stock traded at A$12.27 before the 9:02 AEST warning on June 25, but by Friday’s late quote, it was at A$10.83. With Intelligent Investor giving Worley a market value of A$5.306 billion, that’s a hit of around A$706 million in equity value. That loss is about 6.4 times the A$110 million EBITA drag forecast for

Worley Limited enters Wednesday’s session with an 81-cent, five-day share-price fall equivalent to about A$397 million on its current share count. That drop comes despite a A$16.9 billion backlog, leaving investors to weigh when booked work will turn into revenue and profit. The stock closed Tuesday at A$12.10, down 1.63%, while the S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.33% to 8,786.98. Worley’s market value is now about A$5.93 billion. The cash market was in pre-open at the time of publication, with ASX 200 futures up 21 points, or 0.23%.

Worley Limited picked up on Tuesday, outperforming a soft Australian market. Traders watched the engineering group’s buyback and cost cuts after the long weekend. The ASX reopened Tuesday following the King’s Birthday holiday on Monday, marking the first cash session of the week. At publication, the market was closed between sessions. Standard ASX cash trading is scheduled from 9:59 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sydney time.