Temple (TPW) is held by 9 ASX ETFs. Over the last 3 months it fell 18.9%: on $10,000, −$1895. We explain 3 big moves in that time.
About TPW
- SectorConsumer Discretionary
- IndustryConsumer Discretionary Distribution & Retail
- Size$501.2m
- Held by9 ETFs
- Big moves3 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
- +8.4%peak +10.5%24 Aug 2026· Earnings Miss
Temple & Webster shares are bouncing from a sharp 16% post-results sell-off on 19 August, as investors reassess the FY26 earnings report and management's aggressive EBITDA recovery targets for FY27.
- −6.0%peak −7.5%12 Aug 2026· Sector Flow
Temple & Webster shares fell as investors grew cautious ahead of the FY2026 results release, with broader consumer discretionary sector nervousness amplifying the sell-off.
- +8.4%peak +11.6%29 Jul 2026· Sector Flow
Temple & Webster rose sharply on broad retail sector strength lifting sentiment across the stock, with no company-specific announcement driving the move
Held by 9 ETFs
Of every $10,000 in each fund, how much is in TPW today.
- ISOiShares S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries ETF$140.14%
- SSOSTATE STREET SPDR S&P/ASX SMALL ORDINARIES ETF$140.14%
- VETHVanguard Ethically Conscious Australian Shares ETF$2.400.02%
- VGEVanguard FTSE Emerging Markets Shares ETF$1.940.02%
- VAEVanguard FTSE Asia ex Japan Shares Index ETF$1.880.02%
- BEMGBETASHARES MSCI EMERGING MARKETS COMPLEX ETF$1.850.02%
- A300Global X Australia 300 ETF$1.670.02%
- VASVanguard Australian Shares Index ETF$1.650.02%
- VEUVanguard All-World ex-US Shares Index ETF$0.570.01%
Why did TPW fall 6.0% on 12 Aug 2026?
Temple
Temple & Webster shares fell as investors grew cautious ahead of the FY2026 results release, with broader consumer discretionary sector nervousness amplifying the sell-off.
No company announcement was filed in the relevant window, and no peer or commodity signals were detected. Multiple news articles from the same period explicitly reference investors retreating from TPW ahead of FY26 results and broader 'consumer nerves' hitting growth stocks in the discretionary sector, suggesting the move is driven by a combination of pre-results uncertainty and sector-wide risk-off sentiment rather than a specific company event. The moderate volume ratio (1.5x) and 2.2x ATR move are consistent with sentiment-driven selling rather than a hard catalyst like an earnings release or guidance change.
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Evidence
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What it did to the 9 ETFs holding TPW
On $10,000 in each fund, at the weight it holds today