DATA INSIGHTS

ASX 200 stocks hitting fresh 52-week highs and lows – Week 25

Six industrial names rallied to yearly highs, while battered names like CSL, Temple & Webster, A2 Milk and more bounced off lows.

Lead Writer
Mon 15 June 2026, 10:32 AEST (2h ago)
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ASX 200 stocks hitting fresh 52-week highs and lows – Week 25

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Welcome back to the 52-Week Series, where we recap the S&P/ASX 200 stocks that have hit fresh yearly highs and lows over the past week. Tracking this data point helps identify emerging trends across various stocks and sectors.

When clusters of stocks within a sector reach new highs or lows, it often points to meaningful underlying drivers such as shifting commodity prices, changing demand patterns (such as AI, pivots into defensive sectors, consumer weakness etc), or companies beating/missing earnings expectations.

52-Week highs and lows by sector

  • Industrials: 6 Highs, 0 Lows

  • Energy: 2 Highs, 1 Low

  • Materials: 2 Highs, 3 Lows

  • Utilities: 1 High, 0 Lows

  • Technology: 1 High, 0 Lows

  • Staples: 1 High, 1 Low

  • Financials: 1 High, 4 Lows

  • Health Care: 0 Highs, 0 Lows

  • Discretionary: 0 Highs, 2 Lows

  • Real Estate: 0 Highs, 3 Lows

  • Telecommunications: 0 Highs, 1 Low

What Does the Data Tell Us?

  • No man's land: The ASX 200 rallied 2.0% last week, largely driven by Discretionary, Staples and Real Estate, sectors that have been sold off and unloved for most of this year. Materials fell as much as 6.0% in the week-to-Wednesday before rebounding strongly to close in positive territory. The net result is a relatively thin list of stocks making 52-week highs and lows.

  • Industrial strength: A notable showing from the industrial complex, where contracting activity remains incredibly strong. SRG announced a record $1.85 billion in net contract wins on 3 June, spanning water, defence, energy, resources, industrial, ports, data centres, health and education. It paired this with a second FY26 guidance upgrade and an earlier-than-usual maiden FY27 EBITDA range, finishing the day up 16.6%. M&A is rife across the sector too. Tasmea (not listed below) surged to record highs earlier this month on a ~$184 million acquisition set to lift FY26 EPS by ~31%, while Southern Cross Electrical Engineering (not in the ASX 200) announced a $165 million placement this morning to fund major data centre works, pushing its FY27 EBITDA growth guidance above 33% year-on-year against analyst expectations of ~9%.

  • Pockets of weakness: Plenty of catalyst-driven names bottomed last week, most of them Discretionary, Healthcare and Staples-related (TPW, IEL, JBH, A2M, ELD, CSL, RMD and others). As the 52-week list shows, many finished the week higher. The worst isn't necessarily over, but a bounce is in play. More broadly, the 52-week low list remains scattered, with no clear trends/affected sectors.

ASX 200 Industrials making 52-week highs

Ticker
Company
Close
1 Week
1 Year
Aurizon
$4.36
0.7%
40.7%
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure
$5.89
4.8%
52.6%
Qube Holdings
$5.07
1.4%
18.7%
SRG Global
$3.80
-0.3%
148.4%
Transurban
$15.61
4.1%
8.4%
Ventia Services
$6.50
4.5%
30.8%
S&P/ASX 200 Industrials constituents that hit a 52-week high in the past week, sorted by one-year returns. Data as at Friday, 12 June 2026.

Other stocks and sectors making 52-week highs

Ticker
Company
Close
Sector
1 Week
1 Year
Ampol
$36.45
Energy
0.2%
41.5%
New Hope Corporation
$6.04
Energy
-2.1%
53.3%
QBE Insurance
$24.06
Financials
7.4%
3.7%
Bluescope Steel
$33.48
Materials
2.5%
47.6%
Dyno Nobel
$3.86
Materials
0.8%
40.9%
Woolworths
$38.33
Staples
8.7%
20.5%
Megaport
$18.88
Technology
17.7%
38.5%
APA
$10.87
Utilities
5.2%
29.6%
All other S&P/ASX 200 stocks and sectors that hit a 52-week high in the past week, sorted by one-year returns. Data as at Friday, 12 June 2026.

ASX 200 stocks making 52-week lows

Ticker
Company
Close
Sector
1 Week
1 Year
Temple & Webster
$5.27
Discretionary
11.0%
-76.4%
IDP Education
$2.13
Discretionary
3.4%
-40.3%
Deep Yellow
$1.42
Energy
-8.4%
-14.8%
GQG Partners
$1.47
Financials
4.6%
-30.0%
Bank of Queensland
$6.24
Financials
2.5%
-21.4%
Perpetual
$16.10
Financials
3.8%
-8.7%
National Australia Bank
$36.50
Financials
-1.4%
-5.9%
Pantoro Gold
$2.52
Materials
-10.0%
-30.4%
Catalyst Metals
$5.02
Materials
-4.4%
-20.6%
Champion Iron
$4.10
Materials
-5.5%
-6.8%
Lendlease
$2.87
Real Estate
15.7%
-48.3%
Stockland
$4.23
Real Estate
11.6%
-24.2%
Arena Reit
$3.24
Real Estate
4.9%
-17.4%
Elders
$5.30
Staples
-0.4%
-17.5%
REA
$143.00
Telecommunications
-9.5%
-39.4%
S&P/ASX 200 stocks and sectors that hit a 52-week low in the past week, sorted by sector, then one-year returns. Data as at Friday, 12 June 2026.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lead Writer

Kerry holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Monash University. He is passionate about equity research and trading (swing and intraday), with a focus on breaking down market-related catalysts into clear, contextual insights and developing data-driven market biases.

15/06/2026