After a tentatively positive start to the week's trading yesterday, the Australian stock market is leaping higher this Tuesday.
At the time of writing, the All Ordinaries (ASX: XAO) has gained a healthy 0.37% and is back up to around 8,550 points. This jump has also prompted some ASX All Ords shares to mint new 52-week highs today.
Let's dive into some of the ASX All Ords shares that are smashing out these new highs.
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4 ASX All Ords shares at new 52-week highs today
Appen Ltd (ASX: APX)
First up is ASX All Ords tech share Appen. Appen shares closed at $2.94 each yesterday afternoon. But this morning, those same shares opened at $2.95 before pushing up to $3.02 – a new 52-week high for Appen.
At the time of writing, investors seem to have lost some confidence in this new high, with Appen stock hurtling down 5.1% to 2.79 a share. But hey, that new 52-week high still counts.
Saying that, there hasn't been any fresh news out of Appen today, or indeed in 2025 so far, that might explain this new high.
Temple & Webster Group Ltd (ASX: TPW)
The same could be said of online furniture retailer Temple & Webster. There haven't been any new announcements or news out of this ASX All Ords share since mid-December.
Even so, Temple & Webster stock is up a healthy 4.8% so far this Tuesday to $14.16 apiece after touching $14.28 mid-morning. That's after closing at $13.50 yesterday and opening at $13.60 this morning.
That $14.28 price happens to be the new 52-week high for this company and the highest it has been since the pandemic-fuelled surge back in 2021.
Aristocrat Leisure Ltd (ASX: ALL)
Our nest ASX All Ords share hitting new highs today is gaming stock Aristocrat Leisure.
Aristocrat shares have bounced a healthy 2.5% higher this Tuesday, up to $71.61 each at the time of writing. That was after this company closed at $69.80 yesterday and opened at $70.95 this morning.
However, this morning also saw Aristocrat climb as high as $72.17 a share, which is both a new 52-week and all-time high for this ASX All Ords share.
Again, there has been no fresh news or announcements out of the company for a few weeks though.
Computershare Ltd (ASX: CPU)
Our final ASX All Ords share at a new high today is stock registry and financial services company Computershare. Computershare stock closed at $35.20 yesterday and opened at $34.99 this morning.
However, soon after market open, this company jumped up as high as $35.20, which is, you guessed it, a new 52-week high for Computershare. It's also a new record high to boot.
Once more though, there haven't been any new developments out of Computershare in 2025 yet, so this is yet another gain that we can only put down to general market optimism.
