Praemium (PPS) is held by 1 ASX ETF. Over the last 3 months it fell 12.3%: on $10,000, −$1232. We explain 4 big moves in that time.
About PPS
- SectorInformation Technology
- IndustrySoftware & Services
- Size$268.1m
- Held by1 ETF
- Big moves4 in 3M
Each dot is a move we explain. Tap one, or a row of Why it moved, to see what caused it.
Why it moved
- +10.0%2 Oct 2026· Management
A market-sensitive CEO transition announcement appears to have driven the stock up 10%, likely interpreted by investors as a positive leadership change.
- −9.5%31 Aug 2026· Earnings Miss
Praemium shares fell sharply after the company reported FY26 results that appear to have disappointed the market despite a 14.5% EBITDA rise, a classic 'sell the news' reaction to results that fell short of investor expectations.
- −6.2%21 Aug 2026· Earnings Miss
Praemium likely sold off after releasing its FY26 annual results, with investors reacting negatively to earnings or guidance that failed to meet expectations despite prior positive commentary.
- +5.1%31 Jul 2026· Operational
Praemium's stock rose after a report published days earlier highlighted record funds under administration and improving flow momentum for FY26, with investors reacting positively to the strong operational metrics.
Held by 1 ETF
Of every $10,000 in each fund, how much is in PPS today.
Why did PPS fall 9.5% on 31 Aug 2026?
Praemium
Praemium shares fell sharply after the company reported FY26 results that appear to have disappointed the market despite a 14.5% EBITDA rise, a classic 'sell the news' reaction to results that fell short of investor expectations.
The FY26 results were published on 2026-08-30 (just hours before the price move detected at 01:10 UTC on 2026-08-31), making the earnings release the most proximate catalyst. Despite a 14.5% EBITDA increase to $32.1M, the prior Kalkine article flagged 'short-term pressure' and a growth story still in focus, suggesting the market had priced in stronger outcomes — the drop on above-normal volume (1.5x) and a 5.1x ATR move is consistent with a results disappointment rather than a sector-wide selloff. The IT sector index (AXTJ) was only marginally lower (-0.12%, below threshold), confirming this is stock-specific rather than sector-driven.
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Evidence
News coverage
Sector / macro signals
What it did to the 1 ETF holding PPS
On $10,000 in each fund, at the weight it holds today