3 ASX Tech Stocks Catching Investors’ Attention in 2026

These three shares look interesting to buy with strong growth potential, strong business performance and positive opportunities ahead.

Megaport Limited (ASX:MP1)

On 20 August 2026, announced three new infrastructure contracts through Latitude.sh, covering GPU, CPU, network and storage capacity. The agreements have a combined TCV of USD359.4M (AUD506.2M) and ARR of USD91.7M (AUD129.2M). Around USD207.2M (AUD291.8M) of additional capital expenditure is required, mainly for NVIDIA GPU, compute, network and storage hardware. Full ARR is expected on a run rate basis by the end of Q3 FY27.

On 20 August 2026, FY26 results showed Group ARR rose 62% to $395.2M. The Network ARR and Compute ARR stood at $289.6 million and $105.6 million, respectively. The company’s revenues grew by 37% to $312.2 million, its EBITDA rose 24% to $77.1M and gross profit reached $229.0M.

Network NRR improved five percentage points to 114%. The FY26 Network customer cohort generated 55% more ARR in its first year than the previous record cohort.

FY27 guidance is revenue of $620M–$730M, EBITDA margin of 38%–40% and capital expenditure of $1.28B–$1.38B.

Objective Corporation Limited (ASX: OCL)

On 27 August 2026, reported revenue of $134.7m, up 9%. Adjusted EBITDA rose 11% to $51.5m and NPAT increased 5% to $37.2m. SaaS revenue grew 22%, with all software revenue now under subscriptions and recurring revenue making up 86% of customer revenue.

ARR fell 2% to $117.3m. Information Intelligence declined 5% to $81.0m, while Regulatory Solutions rose 4% to $17.6m and Planning and Building increased 3% to $18.7m. R&D spending reached $33.8m, with $17.4m capitalised.

Operating cash flow was $49.3m and cash stood at $92.7m. The company paid $24.9m in dividends, bought back $7.1m of shares, acquired Isovist for NZ$4.0m, and had no external borrowings. FY2026 dividends totalled 26 cents per share, including 8 cents fully franked and 5 cents unfranked final payments.

For FY2027, Adjusted EBITDA is expected to be at least $40m amid continued investment. Spending will target Information Intelligence, Defence and National Security, Regulatory Solutions, Planning & Building, Objective Intelligence, and acquisitions.

WiseTech Global Limited (ASX: WTC)

On 26 August 2026, shared FY26 results. WTC achieved FY26 revenue of $1,395.9m, grew 79%. EBITDA reached $585.8m, improved 54%, above guidance. Reported EBITDA was $558.4m, underlying EBITDA $644.5m and underlying NPAT $313.5m. Statutory NPAT was $178.7m.

CargoWise revenue rose 11% to $756.9m. E2open contributed $541.2m across 11 months, with its underlying EBITDA margin 8 percentage points ahead of FY25 pro forma. Operating cash flow reached $564.0m and free cash flow $410.7m. Net leverage was 2.7x. R&D investment increased 29% to $340.7m.

The company delivered about $115m in annualized run-rate savings, while over 95% of CargoWise customers moved to Value Packs. New SME signings increased about 55% and total new signings about 30%. Six AI agents are available, with further opportunities targeted. FY26 brought 1,827 product enhancements.

For FY27, revenue guidance is $1.48bn–$1.54bn, underlying EBITDA $725m–$780m and margin 49%–51%. The final dividend is 8.8cps, payable 9 October 2026.

(Source: Company Report)