ASX:WTC 3 May 2026 - 13 June 2026

WiseTech Global Shares Bounce Back as Investors Watch AI Changes Ahead of August Results

WiseTech Global Shares Bounce Back as Investors Watch AI Changes Ahead of August Results

WiseTech Global closed at A$37.50 on June 12, up 1.38% for the session but still down over 64% year-on-year. First-half 2026 revenue jumped 76% to US$672 million after the e2open acquisition, while EBITDA rose 31% to US$252.1 million. The company reaffirmed its FY26 outlook, with full-year results due August 26. Analyst targets range widely, reflecting uncertainty over valuation and execution.
June 15, 2026
WiseTech Shares Steady as Broker Lowers Target Price

WiseTech Shares Steady as Broker Lowers Target Price

WiseTech Global closed at A$37.50 on June 12, up 1.38% after recent declines, remaining near its 52-week low. Bell Potter maintained a buy rating but lowered its price target to A$71.75. WiseTech reported first-half FY26 revenue of US$672 million, up 76%, and EBITDA of US$252.1 million. The company’s full-year results are due August 26.
June 13, 2026
WiseTech Gains 10% This Week, Trading Paused for Holiday

WiseTech Gains 10% This Week, Trading Paused for Holiday

WiseTech closed at A$39.81 Friday, down 0.8% for the session but up 10.6% from a week earlier. JPMorgan downgraded the stock to hold with a A$40 target after a volatile week. The ASX will be closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, with trading set to resume Tuesday. WiseTech’s market cap stood at about A$13.38 billion.
June 8, 2026
WiseTech Stock Faces Monday Test After 10% Slide as AI Pivot Faces Scrutiny

WiseTech Stock Faces Monday Test After 10% Slide as AI Pivot Faces Scrutiny

WiseTech Global shares closed at A$38.01 Friday, up 3.65% after a three-day slide, but remain about 10% below the prior week’s close and down 44.55% year to date. The logistics software maker reaffirmed FY26 revenue and EBITDA guidance in February, but investors are watching integration of e2open and its AI cost-cutting plan. WiseTech serves around 22,000 logistics firms in 193 countries.
May 17, 2026
Australia Stock Market Today: Why the ASX 200 Slipped as Miners Sank and Banks Bounced

Australia Stock Market Today: Why the ASX 200 Slipped as Miners Sank and Banks Bounced

The S&P/ASX 200 closed down 9.9 points at 8,630.8 on Friday, falling 1.3% for the week as mining stocks dropped with weaker metals prices. BHP lost 2.6%, Rio Tinto 3.2%, and Fortescue 1.7%. Nine of 11 sectors rose, but materials fell 2.85%. Rate markets still expect an RBA pause in June, though inflation and oil remain key risks.
May 15, 2026
WiseTech Global Stock Back on Watchlists as AI Job Cuts Test CargoWise Growth

WiseTech Global Stock Back on Watchlists as AI Job Cuts Test CargoWise Growth

WiseTech Global shares closed at A$42.27 on May 8, down 4.6% and far below their 52-week high, as investors react to an AI-driven restructure and uncertainty over 2,000 planned job cuts. Trading has been volatile, with shares rising 5.2% on May 5 before three sessions of losses. The company reported first-half fiscal 2026 revenue up 76% and EBITDA up 31%, citing the e2open acquisition and AI rollout.
May 10, 2026
WiseTech Global Faces Fresh Fair Work Fight as AI Job Cuts Roll On

WiseTech Global Faces Fresh Fair Work Fight as AI Job Cuts Roll On

WiseTech Global’s former head of tax, Melina Green, has lodged a claim with Australia’s Fair Work Commission over her dismissal, the Australian Financial Review reported. The dispute comes as WiseTech implements a major AI-driven restructure, cutting about 2,000 jobs over two years. The company’s shares closed at A$43.72 before Monday’s trade in Sydney. WiseTech has not issued a market update on the employment claim.
May 3, 2026