No ASX ETF holds 1414 Degrees (14D) as of 15 Oct 2026. Over the last 3 months it fell 54.7%: on $10,000, −$5467. We explain 1 big move in that time.
About 14D
- SectorIndustrials
- IndustryCapital Goods
- Size$26.0m
- Held by0 ETFs
- Big moves1 in 3M
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Why it moved
Held by 0 ETFs
No ETF we track holds 14D directly.
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Why did 14D rise 15.0% on 24 Aug 2026?
1414 Degrees
14D.AX jumped after announcing it has established a manufacturing pathway for SiNTL technology in South Korea, a market-sensitive milestone that significantly de-risks its commercialisation path.
The market-sensitive progress report released roughly 2.8 hours before detection is the dominant signal — a manufacturing pathway announcement represents a concrete commercialisation milestone that would logically drive a 16.67% re-rating in a small-cap materials/tech stock. The sector tailwind (AXMJ +2.56%, above its ATR threshold) provides a modest supporting bid but is insufficient on its own to explain a 3x ATR move. Volume at only 1.5x normal is moderate, consistent with genuine news-driven buying rather than a short squeeze or algorithmic surge, reinforcing the announcement as the primary driver. Confidence is capped at medium rather than high because 'progress report' category and the manufacturing/IP milestone nature of the news sits at the boundary between operational_update and contract_award; no third-party confirmation or news coverage was triggered.
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Evidence
Company announcements
Sector / macro signals