Best Opportunity to Buy These Beaten Down ASX Growth Stocks

Expectations of an upcoming rate cut are rising, creating a more supportive environment for the following ASX growth stocks which are well positioned to benefit from increased liquidity.

WiseTech Global Limited (ASX: WTC)

had an excellent FY25 as it reported revenue of US$778.7 million which is a growth of 14% from last year while its underlying NPAT was US$241.8 million which grew by an impressive 30%. 

Free cash flow increased by 31% to US$287 million and EBITDA grew 26% to US$409.5 million while the total dividends for FY25 were 14.4 cents per share.

The biggest event of the year was the US$2.1 billion buyout of e2open which was paid through a US$3 billion syndicated debt deal. 

Cheaper funding boosts global trade activity and logistics spending which increases demand for its software as supply-chain operators continue to invest in automation and efficiency tools.

The company is expecting revenue between US$1.39 to US$1.44 billion and EBITDA around US$550–585 million in FY26 which is primarily expected to come from AI-based workflow automation.

Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1)

has recently completed a $200 million fully underwritten placement to help fund the buyout of Latitude.sh which is a Compute-as-a-Service company.

The company has grown its network to 983 data centres across 26 countries by adding 115 in FY25 while revenue grew by 16% to $227.1 million and the company ended the year with $102.1 million in cash. 

Product development remained a big focus with the launch of AI Exchange that links more than 30 GPU infrastructure providers.

A rate cut can make Megaport’s services more attractive to global enterprises because lower borrowing costs can be used to upgrade digital infrastructure.

Life360, Inc. (ASX: 360)

had an excellent Q3 2025 as revenue grew by 34% from the same period in last year to US$124.5 million primarily because of a 37% growth in core subscription revenue to US$90.7 million.

A record 170,000 new paying users added in the quarter and the company also announced the US$120 million acquisition of Nativo, an advertising technology company which will enhance its ability to create engaging ad experiences by combining family location data with Nativo’s advanced ad platform and publisher network.

The company is expanding into new areas like pet tracking, insurance and finance, making it a one-stop “family super-app.” 

A rate cut can help Life360 because lower interest costs usually lift household spending, allowing more families to add premium plans and adopt new services across the company’s growing super-app ecosystem.

Life360 raised its outlook for the full FY2025 year and now expects total revenue between US$474 million and US$485 million instead of the earlier US$462–482 million range.

(Source: Company Reports)