ASX:WTC 9 June 2026 - 29 June 2026

WiseTech’s Founder Shock Still Hangs Over WTC Shares
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WiseTech’s Founder Shock Still Hangs Over WTC Shares

WiseTech Global shares dropped in Sydney on Wednesday, pulling back after a recent governance bounce. Founder Richard White is no longer executive chair but has remained with the logistics software firm. WiseTech shares ended at A$34.65 on July 8, falling A$2.72, or 7.28%. That drop erased the gains from the prior session, when Raelene Murphy was named independent chair. WiseTech is now down almost 70% over the past year, a sharp fall for a former Australian tech leader.
July 9, 2026
WiseTech Global claws back some ground but ASX holders still down 69% this year
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WiseTech Global claws back some ground but ASX holders still down 69% this year

The Australian Securities Exchange was still closed at the dateline. Pre-open is scheduled from 0700 Sydney time, and ASX normal trading gets underway at 09:59:45, the exchange said. WiseTech Global Ltd surged Monday, jumping A$2.27, or 7.19%, to close at A$33.82. Volume hit 2.50 million shares and turnover came to A$82.8 million. But shares are still down 68.9% over the last 12 months.
June 29, 2026
ASX 200 rises as tech, healthcare lift stocks into June close
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ASX 200 rises as tech, healthcare lift stocks into June close

At the time, the ASX cash market was closed overnight. ASX pre-open kicks off at 07:00 in Sydney, with normal trading hours from 09:59:45 to 16:00. June 29 was a typical session on the 2026 ASX cash calendar. The last holiday close was King’s Birthday on June 8. Australian stocks ended higher on Monday, with the S&P/ASX 200 gaining 59.2 points, or 0.68%, to close at 8,823.4. The All Ordinaries finished up 0.7% at 9,026.9, according to a CBA/AAP report. The move up mattered less than what was driving it.
June 29, 2026
WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) short positions approach A$887 million ahead of ASX open as shares fall 14% this week
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WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) short positions approach A$887 million ahead of ASX open as shares fall 14% this week

WiseTech Global Ltd goes into Monday with short sellers holding around A$887 million against the stock as of Friday’s close. It’s a heavy short position with the shares just 9.7% above their 52-week low set last week. The logistics software company closed at A$31.55 on Friday, picking up 16 cents. Shares changed hands between A$30.06 and A$31.83 through the session. Trading volume hit 4.62 million, more than double the Google Finance average of 2.24 million. Market cap stood at A$10.60 billion.
June 28, 2026
WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) shorts near A$900m as sell-off keeps rebound in check
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WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) shorts near A$900m as sell-off keeps rebound in check

WiseTech Global Ltd. heads into the weekend trading session on the ASX with short interest around A$900 million, a figure that puts a number on the governance-triggered selloff that’s driven the logistics software stock down 74% from its 52-week high. The Australian Securities Exchange trades on Sydney time from 9:59 a.m. to 4 p.m. AEST, Monday through Friday. Shares ended Friday at A$31.55, gaining 16 cents. Shares traded between A$30.065 and A$31.83. Volume hit 4.62 million, more than double the average from Google Finance at 2.24 million.
June 26, 2026
WiseTech short interest sits close to 52-week peak with stock down 15% over four sessions
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WiseTech short interest sits close to 52-week peak with stock down 15% over four sessions

WiseTech Global Ltd faces Friday trading with short interest close to a one-year peak and 17.8 million shares traded over the last three sessions. That puts the stock in a position for another sharp swing if there’s any new update about executive chair Richard White. The ASX cash market was still closed at the time of publication. Regular trading is set to begin at 09:59:45 Sydney time. June 26 is a standard trading day, not a holiday.
June 25, 2026
ASX 200 up as WiseTech, Xero gain; core inflation keeps rate hike risk
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ASX 200 up as WiseTech, Xero gain; core inflation keeps rate hike risk

ASX snaps four-day slide as tech jumps, commodity stocks lag Australian stocks ended a four-day losing streak on Wednesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 up 21.4 points at 8,808.4. The All Ordinaries put on 0.27% to reach 9,012.6. Gains came from nine of eleven sectors. Tech surged more than 5%, healthcare was up over 2%. Energy and materials slipped. “The biggest thing ... is the Fed,” said Pepperstone’s Chris Weston, pointing to a stronger U.S. dollar pressuring commodity names. The index climbed roughly 0.4% after the inflation numbers, then gave up those gains. Annual CPI eased to 4.2%, missing the 4.3% estimate. The trimmed mean was up from 3.4%. That gauge strips out the biggest price jumps to show core inflation.
June 24, 2026
WiseTech Global jumps 14% after sharp drop on Richard White news
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WiseTech Global jumps 14% after sharp drop on Richard White news

WiseTech Global jumped 14.3% to finish at A$32.86 on Wednesday after trading as high as A$34.12. Volume was heavy with 6.95 million shares, way above the 65-day average of 1.87 million. Despite the rally, shares remained 10.9% under Friday’s close. The bounce came after shares tumbled 18.4% on Monday, then slid again Tuesday to close at A$28.76. Selling picked up after media reports said the Australian Federal Police was looking into claims about White, a visa application, and alleged exploitation. Reuters could not confirm the reports. The AFP said it would comment “at an appropriate time.” No charges have been filed.
June 24, 2026
WiseTech (WTC.AX) drops 22% in two days, Richard White denial doesn’t stop selloff
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WiseTech (WTC.AX) drops 22% in two days, Richard White denial doesn’t stop selloff

WiseTech Global finished down 4.4% at A$28.76 on Tuesday, dropping for a second straight session. Shares have now fallen 22% over the last two sessions as news of an Australian Federal Police probe into executive chair Richard White kept pressure on the stock. The stock closed at its lowest point in about five years. The stock opened up at A$30.69, bounced to A$31.65, then turned lower and closed at its session low. Trading was heavy, with around 6.26 million shares moving, almost three-and-a-half times the usual daily volume. Sellers stayed in after the stock’s 18.4% drop on Monday.
June 23, 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
Xero (ASX:XRO) Stock Falls Below A$70 as Tech Rout Masks July Pricing Catalyst
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Xero (ASX:XRO) Stock Falls Below A$70 as Tech Rout Masks July Pricing Catalyst

Xero Ltd fell A$3.26 to A$68.62 on Monday, a 4.54% drop that left the cloud-accounting stock at its session low. It broke A$70 in the final half-hour and recorded its first close below that level since 2022. The ASX information technology index lost 4.2%, against a 0.14% decline for the broader S&P/ASX 200. The immediate trigger looked like a sector shock rather than a new assessment of Xero’s operations. WiseTech Global sank more than 18% after reports that Australian Federal Police were investigating executive chairman Richard White. Reuters could not independently verify the reports, while WiseTech declined to comment. No fresh Xero earnings or trading update accompanied the fall; its public media-release list was last updated on June 18.
June 22, 2026
ASX:XJO edges down 0.1% as WiseTech slide outweighs insurer gains
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ASX:XJO edges down 0.1% as WiseTech slide outweighs insurer gains

ASX 200 slips as WiseTech drops, miners fall Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 finished down 0.14% at 8,816.1 on Monday. WiseTech Global tumbled and heavyweight miners fell, dragging on the index. Gains in banks, insurers and gold producers could not lift the market. The Australian cash market remains closed for Tuesday. Big swings in sectors kept the main index’s finish flat. Tech tumbled 4.2%, healthcare slid 1.3%, and communications was down 1.2%. Financials rose 0.5%. Breadth on the ASX 300 was about even, with 134 stocks up and 139 down.
June 22, 2026
WiseTech Global slides 18% on news of AFP probe into founder White
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WiseTech Global slides 18% on news of AFP probe into founder White

WiseTech Global dropped Monday after news the Australian Federal Police is probing Executive Chair Richard White for alleged involvement in a woman’s immigration status and information given on a visa application. Shares closed at A$30.08, the lowest finish in nearly five years. It’s not just about lawsuits. White isn’t just a figurehead—WiseTech still names him as executive chair and chief innovation officer. Zubin Appoo is CEO, but White is hands-on with product strategy, especially now as WiseTech takes in e2open and changes its operating model.
June 22, 2026
WiseTech Global stock near lows as CargoWise outage tests confidence
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WiseTech Global stock near lows as CargoWise outage tests confidence

WiseTech Global shares enter Monday’s ASX pre-open near their weakest level in a year as investors digest an outage at CargoWise, the logistics software group’s core product. The stock finished Friday at A$36.88, less than 4% above its 52-week low of A$35.54; normal trading begins shortly before 10 a.m. Sydney time. That matters because CargoWise’s deep integration into freight, customs and trade operations sits at the centre of WiseTech’s investment case. Its “moat” — investor shorthand for the defences that make a business difficult to displace — depends partly on customers trusting the platform with complex, time-sensitive work.
June 21, 2026
WiseTech in Focus as Shares Head for Friday After CargoWise Outage, Tech Weakness Hits ASX
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WiseTech in Focus as Shares Head for Friday After CargoWise Outage, Tech Weakness Hits ASX

WiseTech Global will be in focus at Friday’s open. The logistics software stock slid 3.4% on Thursday as tech shares dropped and its CargoWise platform faced another reliability problem. The outage wasn’t tied to the selloff, but it adds another concern for investors. Timing is critical here. CargoWise runs a broad set of supply-chain and freight tasks, not just a side tool. Short outages can force customers to switch to manual processing for transactions and workflows.
June 18, 2026
WiseTech Global up after Hapag-Lloyd electronic bill of lading move tests AI reset
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WiseTech Global up after Hapag-Lloyd electronic bill of lading move tests AI reset

WiseTech Global is set to open Thursday in Sydney higher, rebounding strongly and trading over A$38 again. The logistics software firm bounced back after two choppy days, and a new shipping digitisation deal is catching attention. WiseTech’s shares rebounded, and that matters now because investors are trying to figure out if there’s a true rebound underway for ASX software stocks, or if this is just about cost cutting from WiseTech’s AI restructuring. The broader market isn’t set to help much, with the ASX likely to open down after the Fed kept rates steady and both the Dow and Nasdaq dropped.
June 17, 2026
WiseTech Global faces ASX open after shares fell 4.2%
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WiseTech Global faces ASX open after shares fell 4.2%

WiseTech Global shares face pressure going into Wednesday’s Australian session. The logistics software group dropped 4.2% on Tuesday as the stock lagged a steady wider market. The ASX sat in its pre-open window at the dateline time. Regular trading on the exchange runs 09:59:45 to 16:00 in Sydney. The pre-open kicks off from 07:00.
June 17, 2026
WiseTech Global Shares Bounce Back as Investors Watch AI Changes Ahead of August Results
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WiseTech Global Shares Bounce Back as Investors Watch AI Changes Ahead of August Results

WiseTech Global Ltd picked up A$0.51 to finish at A$37.50 on Friday, a gain of 1.38% for the session. The S&P/ASX 200 lifted 1.98% to 8,804. WTC is still down 64.42% over the past year despite a small rebound in the last month, according to Trading Economics data. The stock is still under a close watch after last year’s steep de-rating. WiseTech’s debate isn't just about Friday’s move. Simply Wall St on June 13 put the share price at A$37.50, with a 90-day return down 21.17% and a one-year total shareholder return off 64.30%. This comes even with guidance confirmed, more progress on AI, and quicker e2open synergies. Investors now are split—some say the sell-off is overdone, others point to
June 15, 2026
WiseTech Shares Steady as Broker Lowers Target Price
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WiseTech Shares Steady as Broker Lowers Target Price

SYDNEY, June 13, 2026, 09:02 AEST. WiseTech Global Ltd. shares finished Friday with only a small move after a tough week for the tech name. The stock last changed hands at A$37.50 on June 12, rising 1.38% from its previous close of A$36.99. It moved between A$36.68 and A$38.20 in the session but is still near the low end of its 52-week range, which runs from A$35.54 to A$121.31.
June 13, 2026
WiseTech Global Drops 2.8% as ASX Tech Stocks Trail; Broker Says Stock Could Recover
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WiseTech Global Drops 2.8% as ASX Tech Stocks Trail; Broker Says Stock Could Recover

WiseTech Global Ltd. shares fell further on Thursday, finishing at A$36.99, down 2.79% or A$1.06. Market data put the last trade at 4:10 p.m. Sydney. The logistics software firm started the day at A$37.12, hit a high of A$37.61 and slipped to A$36.53 at the low. Volume was 2.08 million shares. Australian shares slipped as the S&P/ASX 200 finished 20.10 points lower at 8,633.20 and the All Ordinaries shed 0.23% to 8,836.70. Tensions in the Middle East and firmer oil weighed on sentiment. Tech names like Xero, WiseTech Global and NextDC pulled the broader market down.
June 12, 2026
WiseTech Global Shares Drop 4.6% as Macquarie Stake Filing Draws Trader Attention
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WiseTech Global Shares Drop 4.6% as Macquarie Stake Filing Draws Trader Attention

WiseTech Global Ltd dropped on Tuesday, trailing the broader Australian market. Investors looked at another Macquarie Group ownership filing and continued to put pressure on the ASX-listed software stock. WiseTech Global wrapped up at A$38.00, off A$1.81, or 4.55%. Shares moved between A$37.35 and A$39.56 during the session. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.24% to the close in Sydney. Losers outnumbered winners across the board.
June 9, 2026
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