Which sector had the highest number of 52-week highs last week?

Industrials and financials each recorded multiple stocks reaching new yearly highs.

Did any technology stocks make notable gains?

Yes, Life360 (ASX:360), Codan (ASX:CDA), and Megaport (ASX:MP1) all touched fresh 52-week highs.

Which energy stock hit a 52-week low?

Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) saw its share price retreat to new lows last week.

ASX 200 Today: A Look at Weekly Highs and Lows Across the Market

3 min read | August 04, 2025 12:51 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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ASX 200 Stocks Hitting 52-Week Highs

Tech Momentum Builds
In the technology space, (ASX:360) Life360 continued its impressive trajectory, supported by demand for growth-oriented platforms. Other tech peers also joined the rally including (ASX:CDA) Codan and (ASX:MP1) Megaport, reflecting strength in connectivity and digital services.

Financials Steady With Gains
The financial sector featured multiple names touching new peaks. Wealth management firms like (ASX:HUB) Hub24 and (ASX:NWL) Netwealth Group stood out, while (ASX:GDG) Generation Development Group and (ASX:NHF) NIB Holdings also edged higher.

Retail and Discretionary Rebound
Retail saw a surprising uplift, with (ASX:TPW) Temple & Webster Group, (ASX:APE) Eagers Automotive, and (ASX:HVN) Harvey Norman reaching new highs. Encouraging retail sales data likely supported the strength across discretionary names.

Industrial Activity Picking Up
Industrial players such as (ASX:ASB) Austal, (ASX:MND) Monadelphous Group, (ASX:ALQ) ALS, and (ASX:DOW) Downer EDI saw fresh highs, reflecting steady operational performance and potentially favourable contract cycles.

Diversified Advances Across Other Sectors
In health care, (ASX:RMD) Resmed edged to a new high. Materials saw selective names like (ASX:NEM) Newmont and (ASX:LYC) Lynas Rare Earths make the list. Telecommunications names (ASX:EVT) EVT and (ASX:TPG) TPG Telecom had mixed performances, while (ASX:PXA) Pexa Group marked gains in real estate.

ASX 200 Stocks Touching 52-Week Lows

Underperformance in Energy and Staples
The energy segment lagged behind with (ASX:BOE) Boss Energy retreating to a new low. Meanwhile, (ASX:TWE) Treasury Wine Estates dragged down the staples category, possibly due to export-related concerns or shifting consumer trends.

Mixed Results in Real Estate and Materials
In real estate, (ASX:HMC) HMC Capital dropped to fresh lows, while materials name (ASX:BGL) Bellevue Gold faced headwinds. (ASX:GYG) Guzman Y Gomez also appeared in the discretionary category with limited movement but has yet to establish its one-year trend due to recent listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sector had the highest number of 52-week highs last week?
Industrials and financials each recorded multiple stocks reaching new yearly highs.
Did any technology stocks make notable gains?
Yes, Life360 (ASX:360), Codan (ASX:CDA), and Megaport (ASX:MP1) all touched fresh 52-week highs.
Which energy stock hit a 52-week low?
Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) saw its share price retreat to new lows last week.

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