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Highlights
• Bell Potter revises WiseTech’s target price upward to AUD 135.00 from AUD 122.50
• New target implies a 13% upside from current trading levels near AUD 119.05
• Outlook reflects expectations for continued growth of the CargoWise One platform

Bell Potter has raised its 12-month price target for WiseTech Global Ltd (ASX:WTC) by 10%, lifting the valuation to AUD135.00 per share from AUD122.50, according to data reported by TipRanks. The new target represents a potential upside of approximately 13% from WiseTech’s last traded price of AUD119.05 (Investing.com, July 23).

The brokerage firm’s decision to raise its target reflects a favorable assessment of WiseTech’s business model and continued relevance in the global logistics software sector. WiseTech’s flagship platform, CargoWise One, remains central to the company’s strategic positioning, offering integrated cloud-based solutions for freight forwarders, customs brokers, and supply chain participants.

While the company has faced periods of volatility, analysts point to a generally upward trend in both revenue and net income over recent years. Financial data on TradingView shows growth across key financial metrics, although the valuation remains elevated relative to industry averages. As of the latest figures, Investing.com AU notes that WiseTech trades at higher multiples than many of its sector peers, reflecting market expectations for sustained earnings expansion.

Bell Potter’s revision also considers WiseTech’s long-term growth narrative in a digitizing global logistics environment. Market observers, including analysts from The Motley Fool Australia, argue that the CargoWise platform offers scalability and integration advantages, allowing it to expand across geographies and freight verticals.

Despite the valuation premium, the target upgrade suggests that Bell Potter views WiseTech’s current share price as still having room to move higher over the next year, particularly if the company continues to grow its recurring revenue base and expands its global footprint.

Investors, however, should remain attentive to potential headwinds, including competitive pressures, macroeconomic slowdowns, and currency fluctuations, which could impact margins and demand for enterprise software in logistics.

WiseTech Global is expected to release its next financial results in August, and market participants will be looking for updates on its pipeline of customer wins, integration initiatives, and any revised guidance for FY25.