WiseTech stock in ASX tech sell-off after Nvidia CEO exit
Published on 11/13/2026 at 21:00 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSTechnology shares weigh on ASX
- The ASX 200 finished at 9,082.20 after a 64.60-point session move.
- PerthNow linked the weak technology sector to global market concerns after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned.
- WiseTech was among the technology companies cited in the market report.
WiseTech stock featured among Australian technology companies weighing on the market on Friday, November 13, as global equities reacted to the resignation of Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang. PerthNow reported that WiseTech was among the technology companies cited during the session.
ASX weakness follows global market stress
The ASX 200 finished at 9,082.20 after a 64.60-point session move. The broader All Ordinaries ended at 9,204.50 after a 69.70-point move, while eight of the 11 sectors finished lower, according to the report.
PerthNow said Nvidia shares lost 4.3 percent overnight after Huang stepped away from the company he co-founded. Colette Kress was named interim chief executive. The report also cited uncertainty around Nvidia's leadership transition as a factor in the broader market mood.
WiseTech quote and company calendar
WiseTech Global closed the ASX session at 46.09 Australian dollars, according to the market report. WiseTech stock traded at 28.09 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 20:56 CET on Friday, November 13.
WiseTech's investor center lists the company's 2026 Annual General Meeting for November 27. The company develops software for logistics, global trade and supply chain operations, with its CargoWise platform supporting customers across 193 countries.
WiseTech Global at a glance
- Company: WiseTech Global
- ISIN: AU000000WTC3
- Home exchange: Australian Securities Exchange
- ASX close, November 13: 46.09 Australian dollars
- Lang & Schwarz quote, November 13 at 20:56 CET: 28.09 euros
- Annual General Meeting: November 27, 2026
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