ASX:WOW 9 June 2026 - 29 June 2026

As of 07:01 AEST, ASX cash shares stayed in pre-open. Normal trading goes from 09:59:45 to 16:00 Sydney time, making Monday’s price the last completed trade. Woolworths Group Ltd started Tuesday already priced as if it's clear for a fiscal 2026 exit, with little reaction to fresh company news. The stock finished Monday at A$40.55, above where it sat before April’s guidance cut. It also touched an intraday peak at A$40.75, tying Google Finance’s 52-week high. Google put Woolworths’ market cap at A$49.54 billion, with 1.22 billion shares on issue.

Woolworths Group Ltd finished Thursday at a 52-week high after climbing for the sixth day in a row. A new grocery survey out Thursday priced its 16-item shop lower than Coles, days before Australia’s new supermarket price-gouging laws kick in. The shares added 1.45% to A$39.94, reaching as high as A$40.10. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.68% to 8,748.70. Friday’s cash session was still shut at the time of filing.

Woolworths Group Ltd is due to pick up from A$38.74 when Australia’s cash market opens for Wednesday’s trade, after adding 19 cents, or 0.49%, on Tuesday. Shares hit a new 52-week high at A$38.80. Woolworths is up 31.3% this year. Woolworths beat the market in a down session. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.33%. Consumer staples rose 0.16% as investors moved to defensive stocks. Woolworths outpaced the index by about 0.8 percentage point.

Woolworths hovers near one-year high as ASX awaits open Woolworths Group trades close to a one-year high going into Monday. Shares held up on Friday, even as the broader market fell. The ASX cash market is still closed, with trading set to start at 10 a.m. Woolworths’ investor page keeps its April 30 third-quarter sales numbers up as its most recent update. That brings Woolworths back to a known squeeze. The group has to hold prices low to keep shoppers coming, but that can eat into profit. In April, Woolworths cut its forecast for Australian Food earnings growth, saying it would miss the top of its earlier range. The company cited higher fuel costs and spending to hold on to

Woolworths Group Ltd held up against the weaker Australian market on Friday, pushing to A$38.32 and ending the day A$0.18 shy of its 52-week high. The shares moved in a range between A$37.92 and A$38.42 ahead of the weekend close. Defensive trades showed up again. Coles Group climbed 1.2%, but BHP slid 5.6% as buyers leaned into shares seen as steadier in downturns. Woolworths turned over 5.1 million shares—more than double normal levels.

Woolworths Group Ltd ended Thursday up A$0.34 at A$38.12. The stock outperformed the broader Australian market, with investors favoring big, stable consumer shares. Volume picked up: about 3.76 million shares traded, jumping from 2.28 million the session before. Supermarket shares were up, standing out as global bond yields put pressure on tech and miners. “The defensive consumer staples sector lifted,” IG market analyst Tony Sycamore said. Defensive stocks like these are known for steady sales when investors worry about growth.

Woolworths Group Ltd shares dropped in the last ASX session, trailing the Australian market, as investors set aside the grocer’s defensive profile and eyed margin pressures. Woolworths ended Wednesday at A$37.78, trading between an intraday high of A$38.20 and a low of A$37.73, according to the company’s investor page. The ASX hadn’t reopened as of the dateline. Exchange hours are just before 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sydney time.

Woolworths Group Ltd traded flat into the ASX pre-open on Wednesday. The shares finished Tuesday at A$38.26, up 0.03%. There was no new price-sensitive news from the company. Its own site listed an intraday range from A$37.88 to A$38.29 late Tuesday. This is key because the market isn’t open for regular trading yet. ASX cash equities sit in pre-open from 0700 to 0959 Sydney time. Normal trading only starts near 0959:45, so Woolworths is still priced at Tuesday's close.

Woolworths Group Ltd. finished lower as the broader Australian market pushed higher on Monday. WOW closed at A$38.23, down 0.10% at 4:36 p.m. AEST. The S&P/ASX 200 jumped 1.25%, leaving Woolworths trailing the benchmark. Shares in the supermarket chain have rebounded from their 2026 lows, but on a session like this, defensive stocks often lag when investors aren't looking for safety and want to see stronger numbers on margins and earnings. Woolworths did not provide any new trading update in its latest ASX filings. On June 15, filings were routine and mostly involved securities notices. At 10:59 a.m., an Appendix 3G showed only 7,037 ordinary fully paid shares issued or transferred after share rights vested, out of more than 1.22

Sydney, June 15, 2026, 04:02 — c shares are trading just below a one-year top going into the new week, last changing hands at A$38.33 after rising 0.63% in recent ASX action. That rise caps a brisk rebound, with Intelligent Investor data showing the stock 8.71% above last week’s close. Investing.com put the day’s range between A$38.09 and A$38.50. A “52-week high” tracks the highest price in the past year, and Woolworths hit an intraday peak of A$38.50. Investors seem willing to pay more as the turnaround takes hold.

Woolworths Group Ltd shares pushed higher Friday, finishing at A$38.33. The stock traded as low as A$38.09 and as high as A$38.50 during the session, based on company price data. Woolworths is up 8.71% over the past week, according to Intelligent Investor, a notable gain given the size and defensive profile of the retailer. The S&P/ASX 200 rallied too, up 1.98% to 8,804 as part of a wider move. Woolworths is seen as a defensive name since it sells essentials like groceries, so investors look for its earnings to hold up when the economy slows. But after a rally that pushed Woolworths’ shares up almost 9% in a week and 30% since the start of 2026, some investors are questioning

Woolworths Group ended Thursday at A$38.09, matching its session high after bouncing from a low of A$37.63, per the company’s own share-price page. Woolworths outperformed the broader Australian market, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 20.10 points, or 0.23%, to 8,633.20. Woolworths finished Wednesday at A$37.63, adding A$1.15, or 3.15%. The move came as consumer staples stocks rallied. The S&P/ASX 200 Consumer Staples Index jumped 3.87% to 12,657.00 in the same session. Coles and other retail shares also traded higher.

Woolworths Group Ltd shares rose Wednesday, climbing 3.15% to close at A$37.63, up A$1.15 after ending the previous session at A$36.48. Investors came back to the grocer after management signaled more cost cuts and money moved into supermarket stocks. The stock isn’t just regaining lost ground from last year’s earnings miss. Now, the market is watching to see if WOW can keep margins up as customers stay price-sensitive. Woolworths’ latest update wasn't about sales or dividends, but about cutting corporate jobs. The retailer plans to offshore hundreds of roles, the ABC said, with staff consultations starting Wednesday. People, IT, and Finance teams look set to be in scope, though Woolworths hasn't confirmed how many jobs go.