SEEK Holds Stable on ASX as Platform Usage Stays Robust in Early 2026
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Updated · AD HOC NEWS · May 13
SEEK Holds Stable on ASX as Platform Usage Stays Robust in Early 2026
4 articles · Updated · AD HOC NEWS · May 13
SEEK shares were steady on the ASX in early 2026, with the company pointing to resilient platform usage in its latest financial disclosures.
Fiscal 2025 revenue was still led by employer-paid job ads, subscriptions and hiring tools, while AI-driven matching and mobile products supported engagement across its recruitment platforms.
Australia remains the group's anchor market, where SEEK holds more than 70% share, and its Southeast Asian businesses including JobStreet and TwoScents add a significant international revenue stream.
That footprint leaves SEEK tied to hiring trends across Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia, with investors watching platform activity as a readout on regional labor-market strength.
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