ASX:WTC 3 May 2026 - 8 June 2026

WiseTech’s Founder Shock Still Hangs Over WTC Shares

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 Gains 10% This Week, Trading Paused for Holiday

WiseTech Gains 10% This Week, Trading Paused for Holiday

WiseTech Global Ltd is coming into the holiday-shortened week after finishing Friday at A$39.81. The logistics software group's shares bounced hard last week, but now the company faces a broker downgrade. The Australian Securities Exchange is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday. The next cash-market pricing comes Tuesday when the ASX reopens. Regular ASX trading hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sydney time on business days.
June 8, 2026
UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 25.05.2026

UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 25.05.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: May 25, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: May 26, 2026, 3:57 AM EDT Why Sunrise Energy Metals Shares Are Drawing Market Attention May 26, 2026, 3:57 AM EDT. Sunrise Energy Metals is attracting increasing market attention amid growing investor interest in the energy metals sector. The company, focusing on critical materials for renewable energy technologies such as lithium, is positioned to benefit from rising demand driven by global shifts towards clean energy. Investors are closely monitoring Sunrise Energy Metals for its strategic projects and potential to capitalize on the expanding lithium market, crucial for electric vehicle batteries and
May 25, 2026
WiseTech Shares Recover Some Ground After Rout

WiseTech Shares Recover Some Ground After Rout

WiseTech Global Ltd gained 0.50% Monday, closing at A$38.20. The stock traded between A$37.86 and A$39.50. That's after a rough week for the Australian logistics-software group. Tuesday’s ASX cash market open will test the shares early. Small rebound for WiseTech, still well underwater compared to last week. WiseTech stayed 9.65% lower than its close seven days back. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 1.45% to 8,505 on Monday.
May 19, 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 Ltd. heads into Monday’s Australian session trying to steady a sharp selloff, after the logistics software maker’s shares ended last week about 10% below their previous Friday close despite a late rebound. The stock last traded at A$38.01 on Friday, up 3.65% on the day. That bounce followed three straight falls from Tuesday to Thursday and left WiseTech below its May 8 close of A$42.27.
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

May 16, 2026, Sydney—03:07 AEST. Australian stocks slipped into the red by Friday’s close, erasing earlier gains as miners slumped. The S&P/ASX 200 finished down 9.9 points, or 0.1%, at 8,630.8. Banks and tech names managed to bounce, but it wasn’t enough—mining losses dominated, dragging the index to a 1.3% drop for the week.
May 15, 2026
WiseTech Shares Hit Again as DSV CargoWise Exit Tests AI Growth Story

WiseTech Shares Hit Again as DSV CargoWise Exit Tests AI Growth Story

WiseTech Global shares slid for a second day running as DSV, among the world’s biggest freight forwarders, said it’s moving off WiseTech’s CargoWise platform, opting instead for its own Tango and Star systems. Shares ended Wednesday at A$38.53, down 3.2%, following Tuesday’s 5.9% drop, according to exchange data from StockAnalysis. In just two sessions, the logistics software company has tumbled roughly 8.9%.
May 13, 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 Ltd faces Monday’s Sydney open with its ASX shares sitting at A$42.27 as of May 8, having dropped 4.6% that day. Investors are sizing up the firm’s AI-driven overhaul and the risks that come with it. Shares remain a long way off the 52-week peak of A$121.31, according to market data. Right now, WiseTech is back in the mix with top-tier ASX software stocks—investors aren’t just treating it as a logistics play anymore. On May 9, a market piece lumped WiseTech and Xero together, flagging both as tech names catching attention as investors revisit the software sector’s recent weakness, AI buzz, and the outlook for cloud-driven growth. Xero doesn’t compete in logistics, but it’s a solid ASX software
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 is facing a Fair Work Commission claim from Melina Green, the logistics software company’s former head of tax, the Australian Financial Review reported on Sunday. Green, identified by the newspaper as a recently dismissed senior executive, has lodged a case with Australia’s employment tribunal following her termination. It’s a tricky moment for WiseTech. The company’s pushing ahead with one of Australia’s most high-profile AI-driven restructures, just months after announcing plans in February to cut around 2,000 jobs—roughly 29% of its workforce—over the next two years. Speaking to Reuters at the time, Chief Executive Zubin Appoo declared that “the era of manually writing code” for core engineering is finished. Marc Jocum, who’s senior product and investment strategist at Global
May 3, 2026