4 ASX All Ords Shares Signaling Growth Potential

These four ASX All Ordinaries stocks stand out as potential winners in 2026 supported by their attractive current valuations and improving earnings outlooks.

Nuix Limited (ASX: NXL)

recently announced that it signed an agreement to acquire Linkurious which is a Paris-based AI graph-analysis company with Annualised Contract Value of around $12 million.

In FY25, Nuix reported Annualised Contract Value of about $228.4 million which represents 8% growth from last year supported by stronger subscription licensing, improved adoption of the Nuix Neo platform and a 24.5% increase in Cash EBITDA to $37.2 million.

Nuix is a provider of investigative analytics and intelligence software which helps customers find truth in the digital world by enabling the collection, processing and review of large volumes of structured and unstructured data in a way that is searchable, actionable and delivered at scale with forensic accuracy.

The balance sheet is strong with $40 million in cash and while the share price has struggled over recent years, the current valuation combined with the company’s fundamentals indicates a promising growth trajectory.

Myer Holdings Limited (ASX: MYR)

completed the integration of Apparel Brands and reset its base for long-term growth while total sales for FY25 reached $3.67 billion.

Operating cash flow was healthy at $253.3 million and Myer ended the year with a net cash position of $168.1 million while the share price declined 58% over the past 12 months as weaker consumer discretionary spending pressured profits which has made the current valuation more attractive.

Loyalty engagement continued to strengthen with 4.7 million active MYER one members and the company has paid fully franked dividends twice a year since 2022 and now offers an annual yield of 5.42% 
Looking ahead to FY26 and beyond, Myer aims for massive synergy benefits from Apparel Brands and further expansion of the MYER one ecosystem which together are expected to support a more stable and profitable growth profile.

Adairs Limited (ASX: ADH)

has fallen by around 30% over the past 12 months which has made the stock more attractive as the group sales for the first half of FY26 are expected to be in the range of $319.5 million to $331.5 million.

Gross margins are guided to be between 59.0% and 59.5% which reflects stable operating performance and the company paid fully franked dividends of 10.5 cents per share in FY25 which equates to a current annual yield of 5.65%.

The business has an inherently cyclical nature of the business as it depends on housing activity and interest rates.

A stabilisation in consumer sentiment and a recovery in discretionary spending could support earnings growth while the company is valued at less than 13 times trailing twelve-month earnings.

Collins Foods Limited (ASX: CKF)

delivered record group revenue in HY26 supported by solid same store sales growth in Australia and improving execution across its European operations.

For HY26, group revenue increased 6.6% year-on-year to $750.3 million which marked a record first half result and the stock offers current annual yield of 2.58%.

Underlying EBITDA rose 11.0% to $113.9 million while underlying NPAT increased 29.5% to $30.8 million which reflects stronger margins and better operating leverage.

The company is now aiming for year-on-year group underlying NPAT growth in the mid to high teens compared to the earlier expectation of low to mid-teens growth.

(Source: Company Reports)