Key Highlights
- FY26 Revenue rose 79% to USD 1.40 billion, reflecting the contribution from the e2open acquisition.
- Underlying EBITDA increased 56% to USD 644.5 million, while statutory net profit declined 11%.
- Annualised run-rate cost savings reached approximately USD 115 million across integration and efficiency programmes.
- FY27 guidance calls for revenue of USD 1.48–1.54 billion and underlying EBITDA of USD 725–780 million.
WiseTech Global Limited (ASX:WTC) develops software for logistics and Supply chain operations. Its CargoWise platform supports freight forwarding, customs processing, Warehousing and cross-border shipments. On 26 August 2026, WiseTech announced FY26 results showing substantial revenue growth following the Acquisition of e2open, alongside integration costs and a decline in statutory profit. The company is pursuing Margin improvement, operational changes and lower financial Leverage during FY27.
CargoWise generates revenue from customer use of its software, while e2open extends the group’s capabilities into broader supply chain planning and collaboration. The acquired Business has a different margin profile, affecting consolidated results.
FY26 Revenue, Profit and Cash Generation
WiseTech reported FY26 revenue of USD 1,395.9 million, up 79% from USD 778.7 million in FY25. Underlying EBITDA increased 56% to USD 644.5 million, while reported EBITDA rose 46% to USD 558.4 million.
Underlying net profit after tax rose 29% to USD 313.5 million, but statutory net profit declined 11% to USD 178.7 million amid acquisition-related and restructuring costs. Free Cash Flow increased 43% to USD 410.7 million, while underlying free cash flow rose 67% to USD 489.6 million. These figures illustrate the distinction between operating performance and costs associated with the group’s expansion.
CargoWise, e2open and Efficiency Measures
CargoWise generated USD 756.9 million in revenue, an increase of 11%, with an underlying EBITDA margin of 53%. e2open contributed USD 541.2 million over 11 months at a 36% underlying EBITDA margin. The difference in business mix contributed to a decline in the group underlying EBITDA margin from 53% to 46%.
WiseTech reported approximately USD 115 million in annualised run-rate cost savings, including USD 64 million from e2open integration, USD 34 million from an AI transformation programme and USD 17 million from broader efficiency initiatives. The AI programme included approximately 1,200 role reductions. Implementation may improve efficiency but also carries risks to delivery capacity and customer service.
FY27 Guidance, Debt and Execution Risks
For FY27, WiseTech expects revenue of USD 1.48–1.54 billion and underlying EBITDA of USD 725–780 million, implying an underlying EBITDA margin of 49–51%. These figures are forecasts rather than achieved results.
At 30 June 2026, the company reported USD 343.5 million in cash and USD 2.2 billion drawn under a USD 3.0 billion debt facility. Net leverage was 2.7 times, with targets of approximately 2.2 times by FY27-end and below 2.0 times in FY28. Progress will depend on cash generation, integration execution and spending discipline. Global freight conditions and the rollout of new products remain additional variables.
Key Insights
WiseTech’s larger revenue base reflects e2open integration, but the acquired business also changes margins and leverage. FY27 delivery will depend on synergies, product adoption and debt reduction.






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