Key Highlights
• WiseTech Global reported FY26 Revenue of USD$1,395.9 million, a 79% year-over-year increase
• Underlying EBITDA reached USD$644.5 million, representing a 46% margin, up 56% from the prior year
• The company expects net Leverage to reduce to approximately 2.2x by the end of FY27, ahead of the previous target of around 2.5x
Shares of WiseTech Global Ltd (ASX:WTC), a leading developer of logistics and Supply chain software, were trading at AUD$44.20 during the session on 05 November 2026, up 5.94%. The broader S&P/ASX 200 index (XJO) advanced 2.61%, adding 230.60 points to reach 9,065.10, while the S&P/ASX 200 Information Technology index (XIJ) jumped 10.09%, gaining 164.80 points to 1,797.60. The broad-based rally followed overnight Wall Street gains after Democrats posted a decisive victory in the U.S. midterm elections, providing a tailwind for global Equity markets. WiseTech Global serves more than 20,000 logistics companies across 193 countries, including 47 of the top 50 global third-party logistics providers.
FY26 Financial Performance and e2open Integration
On 13 October 2026, WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC) released its Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2026. The company reported total revenue of USD$1,395.9 million, up 79% year-over-year, with group Recurring Revenue accounting for 95% of the total. Underlying EBITDA came in at USD$644.5 million, a 56% increase, translating to a 46% underlying EBITDA margin. Underlying net profit after tax reached USD$313.5 million, up 29% from the previous year.
The revenue growth was driven in part by the completion of the e2open acquisition, described as the largest in WiseTech's history. Integration of e2open is reportedly tracking on schedule and ahead of the original Business case. The company achieved approximately USD$115 million in total annualised run-rate savings through the integration and AI transformation process. However, around 1,700 positions were removed during FY26 as part of this organisational restructuring.
CargoWise revenue grew 11% organically, while CargoWise Value Pack signings among small and medium enterprises increased 55%. The company invested USD$340.7 million in research and development, representing 24% of revenue.
AI Strategy and Governance Changes
WiseTech's FY26 report placed considerable emphasis on the company's AI-enablement strategy, with the Chair's letter noting that AI has been part of its strategic direction since 2022. The company has framed agentic AI as a significant contributor to future product delivery and operational efficiency. The evolution of its revenue model through CargoWise Value Packs is positioned as a key strategic adjustment to leverage the AI opportunity.
On the governance front, the company underwent notable board changes during FY26. Raelene Murphy was appointed as Independent Chair on 7 July 2026, separating the Chair and Executive Director roles for the first time. The board now includes five Independent Non-Executive Directors. ASIC concluded a governance investigation during the period and issued a no-action letter, confirming it does not intend to take enforcement action. However, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission executed a search Warrant on 19 August 2026 relating to the supply of global logistics services and software, and that investigation remains ongoing.
Cash Flow and Balance Sheet
Free Cash Flow for FY26 totalled USD$410.7 million, a 43% increase, while underlying free cash flow reached USD$489.6 million, up 67%, with a conversion rate of 75%. The company declared a final Dividend of 8.8 cents per share, fully franked, representing a 14% increase and a 17% Payout Ratio on underlying NPAT. Net leverage is expected to fall to approximately 2.2x by end of FY27, ahead of the previous guidance of 2.5x.
Sector Context
The Australian technology sector experienced a particularly pronounced rally on 05 November 2026, with the S&P/ASX 200 Info Tech index gaining over 10% in a single session. The gains followed positive sentiment from Wall Street driven by the U.S. midterm election outcome. WiseTech's 5.94% gain on the day placed it in line with the broader tech sector momentum.
Risks to Consider
Key risks for WiseTech include the ongoing ACCC investigation and a separate ASIC investigation into share trading by four individuals employed by the company. The company is also defending a Shareholder class action relating to disclosures in 2019. Integration risks from the e2open Acquisition remain, along with the potential for further workforce reductions as AI transformation continues. Currency fluctuations and competitive dynamics in the logistics software market also warrant attention.
Catalysts on Watch
Market participants may be watching for updates on the ACCC investigation outcome, further progress on e2open integration milestones, and the company's rollout of new strategic initiatives including VerifyWise. Any developments in the AI-driven CargoWise Value Pack model and its uptake across the customer base could also be material.
The Bigger Picture
WiseTech Global's FY26 annual report outlines a year of considerable transformation, marked by a significant acquisition, accelerated AI adoption, and governance restructuring. With revenue approaching USD$1.4 billion and deleveraging ahead of schedule, the company enters FY27 with an expanded platform. The ongoing regulatory matters and the pace of AI-driven change, however, introduce elements of uncertainty that the market will continue to assess.
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