Highlights

  • WiseTech reported FY26 Revenue of USD 1,395.9 mn, a 79% year-on-year increase following its e2open acquisition.
  • The company disclosed guidance-basis EBITDA of USD 585.8 mn, up 54%, with a 42% margin.
  • Underlying EBITDA climbed 56% to USD 644.5 mn, while underlying net profit after tax reached USD 313.5 mn.
  • Annualised run-rate cost savings totalled approximately USD 115 mn during FY26 as integration activity continued.

A substantially larger global logistics software Business emerged from WiseTech Global Limited (ASX:WTC)’s FY26 accounts. Revenue rose 79% as e2open joined the group, while EBITDA measured on the company’s guidance basis increased 54%. Alongside the figures, the company highlighted cost savings and software product development, making integration and execution central to the next stage of its operations.

e2open Changes the Revenue Comparison

WiseTech generated USD 1,395.9 mn in revenue for the year ended 30 June 2026, compared with USD 778.7 mn in FY25. The company identified the inclusion of e2open as the principal driver of the 79% increase. Because the Acquisition altered the group’s business composition, the rise cannot be read entirely as Organic Sales growth. The additional product portfolio broadens the software group’s coverage of international supply-chain workflows. It also raises the importance of integration work, systems coordination and cost management in assessing the next reporting period.

Multiple EBITDA Measures Tell Different Stories

EBITDA on the basis used for guidance reached USD 585.8 mn, an increase of 54%, and the associated Margin was 42%. Reported EBITDA grew 46% to USD 558.4 mn, while underlying EBITDA reached USD 644.5 mn, a 56% gain. Underlying EBITDA margin stood at 46%. These are different disclosed definitions and cannot be substituted for one another. Underlying net profit after tax rose 29% to USD 313.5 mn, while statutory net profit after tax was USD 178.7 mn. The distinction between statutory and adjusted figures remains important when following acquisition-related costs and other adjustments.

Cost Savings and CargoWise Development

The company identified approximately USD 115 mn in annualised run-rate cost savings achieved during FY26. It also referred to efficiencies, AI productivity initiatives and CargoWise Value Packs among the operational drivers of the year. Annualised run-rate savings describe an exit-rate measure rather than cash received or profit recorded over an entire historical year. WiseTech’s logistics software platforms support trade and transport management activities. The integration process is intended to combine capabilities acquired with e2open and those developed within the group, while maintaining customer systems.

Integration Remains the Forward Priority

The next stage of the company’s disclosed strategy centres on further integration, efficiency initiatives and product development. Any future financial benefits must be assessed when reported rather than extrapolated mechanically from annualised savings. The FY26 results establish a baseline after a major acquisition, against which later disclosures can separate business growth from changes created by the enlarged corporate structure. Operational progress in those areas will be relevant to the comparison of margins and Earnings in future periods.

WiseTech Global shares closed at AUD 46.59 on 12 November 2026, declining 1.17% for the day. They traded between AUD 46.59 and AUD 48.32.