Best ASX Stocks to Watch This Month

The three selected ASX-listed companies operate in diverse industries, which operate across the sports technology, logistics software, and healthcare technology sectors.

WiseTech Global Limited (ASX: WTC)

WiseTech Global Limited (ASX: WTC),on 10 July 2026, issued a clarification regarding its relationship with DSV after media speculation. DSV remains an active customer of WiseTech. CargoWise transaction volumes with DSV have increased by approximately 20% over the last 6 months, followed by the post-acquisition integration of DB Schenker. Whilst user counts have rose by approximately 3% that demonstrated the ability of DSV to extract efficiency from CargoWise. WiseTech Global declined roughly 70% from its peak as investors became concerned that advances in generative AI could reduce the value of traditional enterprise software.

WiseTech and DSV are committed to their existing contract, which includes significant financial commitments from both parties and remains in affect until September 2028. Over the past two decades, CargoWise has significantly expanded its global capabilities in part because of DSV. At the same time, it has helped DSV improve its operational efficiency and successfully integrate acquisitions. DSV's effective use of the platform has also supported the company’s growth into a leading global logistics technology provider.

Austco Healthcare Limited (ASX: AHC)

Austco Healthcare Limited (ASX: AHC),on 1 June 2026, released a trading update that reported revenue of $81.4 million, gross profit of $42.4 million. The company generated EBITDA of $13.0 million while net profit after tax (NPAT) was $5.9 million.

The most significant development during the period was a new agreement with Austco's largest US customer to deploy its Pulse Mobile clinical communication solution across the customer's hospital network. The rollout is expected to cover approximately 180 hospitals during the 2026 calendar year. The Group secured several new project awards during the period. In New Zealand, G&S Technologies won a NZ$1.1 million residential portfolio contract from one of the country's largest retirement and aged care providers. In Australia, Austco secured the A$1.1 million Warrnambool Hospital Expansion project, continuing Austco Australia’s strong record in Victoria’s public hospital sector.

Outlook:

For FY26, Austco expects revenue of $90.0–95.0 million, representing growth of 11%–17% from FY25. EBITDA is forecasted to be $14.0–14.6 million, up 7%–12%. Net profit after tax is expected to be $9.0–9.4 million, while the gross margin is expected to improve by 52.8%.

Catapult Sports Limited (ASX: CAT)

Catapult Sports Limited (ASX: CAT),on 30 June 2026, released its Annual Report in which it reported revenue of $140.7 million that was up 20.8% compared to the previous year. The growth was primarily driven by a 23.2% increase in subscription revenue of $118.6 million, supported by strong organic growth and contributions from the Perch and IMPECT acquisitions. The company’s Annualized Contract Value increased by 28% on a constant currency basis to US$134 million.

Catapult launched AI Insights, an automated analytics tool that uses AI powered shift detection and proprietary algorithms to provide coaches with instant player workload insights. Initially launched for ice hockey, the solution is expected to expand to additional sports. It also introduced Focus Live, a real time video analysis software for practice sessions, enabling American football teams to access instant video replay, analysis, and insights during training, similar to those available on game day.

(Source: Company Announcements)