Why did TPW.AX stock fall pre-market on 13 Feb 2026?

TPW.AX stock fell after H1 FY26 slides and an earnings call signalled revenue growth but cautious EBITDA guidance of **3.00%–5.00%**, prompting investors to reprice margins and push heavy selling volume.

Is Temple & Webster financially strong despite the drop?

Yes. Temple & Webster reported **A$161.00M** cash and no net debt, plus positive operating cash flow, which provides a cushion while management works on margin improvement.

What is Meyka AI’s short-term forecast for TPW.AX stock?

Meyka AI's forecast model projects a **quarterly price of A$9.89**, implying about **29.46%** upside from the current **A$7.64**; forecasts are model-based projections and not guarantees.

What are the main risks investors should watch for TPW.AX?

Key risks include sustained margin pressure, weaker-than-expected H2 guidance, and a further re-rating of multiples given a trailing PE near **127.33**, which increases sensitivity to earnings misses.

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TPW.AX down 32% pre-market after slides: strong cash cushions margin risk

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 13, 2026February 13, 2026

TPW.AX stock plunged 32.39% pre-market to A$7.64 on 13 Feb 2026 after H1 slides and a cautious earnings call pushed sellers into the market. The move makes Temple & Webster Group Ltd (TPW.AX) one of the ASX top losers in the pre-market session, with trading volume spiking to 10,102,818 shares. We examine the drivers behind the drop, the company’s cash position and margins, and what that means for investors on the ASX in AUD terms.