It's been a day of overall happiness on the ASX boards this Wednesday thus far. At the time of writing, the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) has gained a healthy 0.7% and is back over the 9,000 point threshold. But some ASX 200 tech shares are doing even better than that.
Take the WiseTech Global Ltd (ASX: WTC) share price. It's currently up a whopping 11.68% at $59.19 a share. As we went through earlier today, these gains seem to be a direct result of the pleasing earnings report for FY2022 that WiseTech dropped this morning.
Not only did the logistic company report a 25% surge in revenues and an 80% rise in net profits, but the company hiked its final dividend to a record high of 6.4 cents per share.
So it's not hard to see why WiseTech shares are on fire today. But this company isn't the only one tearing it up.
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More ASX 200 tech shares on fire today
Altium Limited (ASX: ALU) shares are also doing well, although not quite as well as WiseTech. The ASX 200 tech share and software-as-a-service (SaaS) company has put on a robust 2.29% so far today to $36.66 a share.
That's after rising as high as $437.20 this morning (up 3.2%). Altium shares have been booming ever since the company dropped its own earnings report yesterday. The company is now up a pleasing 22.6% since Monday's close.
As we covered yesterday, Altium had some pleasing numbers of its own to show off. Those included a 23% rise in revenues and a 57% boost in net profits.
Another ASX 200 tech share worth checking out today is Link Administration Holdings Ltd (ASX: LNK). Link shares are also enjoying some time in the sun today, up a healthy 1.87% at the time of writing to $4.36 a share.
On Monday, Link investors were uncertain after the company revealed that it was moving forward with an acquisition offer. Link's management recommended stakeholders vote for a reduced $4.81 per share offer from Dye & Durham. So lots going on there.
All in all, it has been a very positive day for ASX 200 tech shares. No doubt that's just what investors needed after the rough few days we've seen on the ASX recently.
