TradeWindow (ASX:TWL), a global trade software company, has commenced trading on the Australian Securities Exchange on Dec. 19 under the ticker symbol TWL, marking a major milestone in its growth strategy.
The listing follows a strongly supported $5 million institutional placement at $0.22 per share, providing additional capital to advance the development of TradeWindow's Freight AI operating system, designed to enhance automation, compliance, and decision-making for exporters, importers, and freight forwarders.
The funds will also enable TradeWindow to repay its $726,000 loan to ASB Bank, removing debt from its balance sheet and strengthening its capital position.
The company's digital trade platform continues to see strong momentum, with annual recurring revenue growing 21% to $7.7 million in the first half of FY26.
The ASX listing positions TradeWindow alongside logistics software peers such as WiseTech (ASX:WTC) and Yojee (ASX:YOJ), broadening its access to investor capital in addition to its existing NZX listing.
The move comes amid ongoing digitisation of global supply chains and rising trade complexity, trends that underpin growing demand for AI-enabled trade and logistics solutions.
Executive Director and CEO AJ Smith said: “Listing on the ASX is an important milestone that reflects strong confidence from Australian investors in our strategy. It enhances our profile with investors who understand global logistics and technology-enabled services, while providing a platform to scale Freight AI and continue building a leading AI-enabled trade platform.