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ASX Top 10 Momentum Stocks — Saturday 13 June 2026

  • Writer: Christopher Hall
    Christopher Hall
  • 5 hours ago
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Written by Christopher Hall, AdvDipFP | Authorised Representative, AFSL 526688 | Updated June 2026


Two themes dominate ASX momentum this week: AI infrastructure and copper exploration. DXN Limited (ASX: DXN) holds the top position with a +525% quarterly gain — the largest quarterly advance in the current Top 10 — following its 3 June episodic pivot into global AI HPC data centres. Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1) and Stakk Limited (ASX: SKK) sit alongside DXN, giving the artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure thematic three representatives in this week's list. Copper is the second resurgent theme, with Resource Mining Corporation (ASX: RMI) maintaining 45 days on the momentum list alongside two new entrants — Hammer Metals (ASX: HMX) and White Cliff Minerals (ASX: WCN) — bringing copper exposure to three of the ten positions. Seven of this week's ten leaders were identified by the FMP Launch Pad before entering the public Top 10.

This Week's Top 10 ASX Momentum Stocks

Rank

Company

ASX Code

Quarterly Gain

Weekly Gain

Days on List

Launch Pad Entry

Gain Since Launch Pad

Thematic

1

DXN Limited

DXN

+525%

+15.38%

6

30 days ago

+525%

AI Infrastructure / Cloud

2

Carnegie Clean Energy

CCE

+180.3%

+19.35%

17

29 days ago

+213.56%

Renewable Energy / Wave

3

Megaport Limited

MP1

+146.74%

+17.83%

20

38 days ago

+120.54%

Cloud / NaaS

4

Resource Mining Corporation

RMI

+206.67%

+15%

45

32 days ago

+95.74%

Copper / Lithium Explorer

5

Tasmea Ltd

TEA

+120.97%

+6.14%

35



Industrials / Engineering

6

Hammer Metals Limited

HMX

+20.45%

+3.92%

5

31 days ago

+47.22%

Copper / IOCG Explorer

7

Jade Gas Holdings

JGH

+269.57%

+1.19%

45



Natural Gas / Mongolia

8

Stakk Limited

SKK

+45%

−6.45%

8

39 days ago

+26.09%

AI / SaaS / Cyber Security

9

EVZ Limited

EVZ

+121.31%

−6.9%

30



Engineering Services

10

White Cliff Minerals

WCN

+17.65%

+25%

1

43 days ago

+33.33%

Copper Explorer

Leading Thematics This Week

AI Infrastructure and Cloud Technology

DXN Limited, Megaport Limited, and Stakk Limited represent the AI and cloud infrastructure thematic in this week's Top 10, collectively holding three of the four highest-ranked momentum scores. DXN holds the top position with a +525% quarterly gain built on its 3 June 2026 episodic pivot: a binding A$8.8M contract with a US-listed neo-cloud operator for a 1.36MW AI HPC modular data centre, with a USD$200M+ campus-scale follow-on pipeline conditional on pilot delivery. Megaport continues to extend its quarterly gain to +146.74% — now 20 days on the list and +120.54% since its Launch Pad identification 38 days ago. Stakk has softened this week (−6.45% weekly, quarterly gain declining from 55% to 45%), but holds rank 8 on the strength of its 2,067% revenue run-rate increase since December 2024. The three-position presence of this thematic across multiple consecutive weeks reflects the market's sustained repricing of AI infrastructure exposure on the ASX. For a deeper look at how DXN, MP1, and SKK fit together in the AI infrastructure stack, see FMP's research on ASX AI infrastructure stocks. For in-depth analysis of Stakk's Digital Trust platform, see the Stakk Limited (SKK) research hub.

Copper Exploration

Copper commands three positions in the Top 10 this week — and the character of those positions tells the fuller story. Resource Mining Corporation (RMI) is the anchor: 45 days on the momentum list, +206.67% quarterly, and +95.74% since its Launch Pad identification 32 days ago. RMI's persistence reflects the durability of its copper-gold exposure across Tanzania and Finland, anchored by the Keliber lithium project adjacency. Two new entrants complete the picture. Hammer Metals (HMX) entered this week with 5 days on list — a copper-gold IOCG explorer in the Mount Isa district, running an active drilling campaign targeting high-priority Iron Oxide Copper-Gold systems beneath Cambrian cover in partnership with Sumitomo Metal Mining. White Cliff Minerals (WCN) is the boldest new arrival: 1 day on the momentum list but already +17.65% quarterly and +25% this week — the strongest single-week gain across the entire Top 10 — driven by copper drilling results from its Rae project in Canada. Three copper stocks in a single week, with two new entrants, is consistent with capital rotating into the copper thematic rather than single-company momentum.

Industrials and Engineering Services

Tasmea (TEA) and EVZ Limited have been quietly building some of the most persistent runs in this week's list. TEA has now held its Top 10 position for 35 days with a +120.97% quarterly gain, underpinned by a string of acquisitions — the A$254M Maxim Group deal gives TEA direct exposure to data centre construction, battery storage, and electrification infrastructure. EVZ Limited has held 30 days on the list with a +121.31% quarterly gain despite a −6.9% week. EVZ's pattern — sustained quarterly positioning alongside negative weekly performance — is consistent with contracted, recurring engineering services revenue rather than short-term trading activity. Two industrials stocks with 30-plus days of persistence, sitting alongside AI software and copper explorers in the same Top 10, warrants attention as a signal of elevated infrastructure capex demand across the energy and resources sector.

Natural Gas and Asian Energy

Jade Gas Holdings (JGH) is now 45 days on the momentum list — the joint longest alongside RMI — with a +269.57% quarterly gain that has held steady for the second consecutive week despite rank slipping from 5 to 7. JGH's position continues to reflect the cumulative force of its MRPAM regulatory approval (28 April 2026) and ongoing Asian LNG supply disruption from early 2026. The stability of this position without fresh catalyst news is consistent with how a strong dual-driver episodic pivot — regulatory milestone plus macro thematic tailwind — can sustain momentum well beyond the initial price surge. For an in-depth analysis of the JGH investment thesis, see the Jade Gas Holdings (JGH) research hub. Carnegie Clean Energy (CCE) rounds out the energy thematic at rank 2, with +180.3% quarterly and +19.35% this week — the second-strongest weekly gain in the Top 10. CCE's wave energy and microgrid operations give it a distinct profile from the gas and copper plays; it was identified by the FMP Launch Pad 29 days ago and has returned +213.56% since that identification.

Launch Pad Performance This Week

Seven of this week's ten momentum leaders were identified by the FMP Launch Pad before entering the public Top 10.

ASX Top 10 Quarterly Momentum Stocks table for Saturday 13 June 2026
Today's 10 fastest-growing ASX shares by 90-day momentum — updated weekly for members.

The best performer since Launch Pad identification is DXN Limited — up +525% from its entry 30 days ago. Members who received Thursday's Launch Pad data had visibility of DXN 30 days before the episodic pivot drove the stock into the public Top 10. The second-best performer is Carnegie Clean Energy (CCE) — up +213.56% from its Launch Pad entry 29 days ago. Resource Mining Corporation (RMI) has returned +95.74% since its Launch Pad identification 32 days ago.

Across all seven companies with Launch Pad data — DXN, CCE, MP1, RMI, HMX, SKK, and WCN — the average return since Launch Pad identification is +151.6%, with an average identification lead of 34.6 days ahead of the public Top 10.

Three companies in this week's Top 10 — TEA, JGH, and EVZ — do not have Launch Pad entry records in the current data. Their inclusion reflects sustained quarterly momentum that pre-dates the current Launch Pad tracking cycle.

FMP YouTube Members who had access to Thursday's Launch Pad data were positioned an average of 34.6 days before this week's Top 10 became publicly visible — with an average return of +151.6% across the seven identified companies. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Launch Pad return figures reflect historical gains for the stocks identified; they do not represent guaranteed outcomes.

Chart Insights from Gary Glover

Gary Glover's 12 June 2026 session examined corrective trend structures and volatility contraction patterns across the ASX momentum field. Approximately two-thirds of the stocks reviewed were consolidating tightly — hugging their 10-day or 20-day moving averages without breaking down. That behaviour, where price contracts while volume dries up, is the foundation of the VCP entry signal Gary identifies within confirmed stage 2 uptrends.

DXN was referenced in the session analysis as a study in episodic pivot structure. The stock's +638% surge from its 3 June announcement produced the kind of instantaneous price reclassification that changes the character of subsequent chart analysis. With +15.38% weekly at rank 10 in weekly performance terms, DXN is still advancing — though the momentum score compression from 0.8738 to 0.8653 week-on-week is consistent with the initial surge phase normalising into a steadier advance.

TEA was Gary's nominated model stock for the 20-day EMA tier in his 5 June session and his live example for the 50-day MA extension rule — the stock had extended approximately 35–40% above the 50-day at its peak. TEA's more moderate +6.14% advance this week (rank #100 in weekly performance) is consistent with a stock decelerating from its initial surge into a steadier advance pace. Gary's published analysis covering sector rotation dynamics across ASX momentum stocks is available in his ASX sector rotation and momentum stocks session review.

What Members Received First

FMP YouTube Members received this week's full Top 30 momentum list and Launch Pad data on Thursday at 2pm — more than 40 hours before this article was published. That early access gives members visibility of which stocks are building momentum before they appear in the public Top 10. This week, seven of the ten companies now appearing publicly were already visible in Thursday's data.

The FMP Momentum Profile gives members access to the complete Top 30 list and the Launch Pad — the dedicated watchlist of stocks FMP identifies as building toward a potential Top 10 position. This week, the Launch Pad identified stocks that have since returned an average of +151.6% for the seven companies where entry data is populated.

Remember that past performance is no guarantee of future results, and all trading involves risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ASX momentum stocks this week?The top ASX momentum stocks for the week ending 13 June 2026 are DXN Limited (DXN), Carnegie Clean Energy (CCE), Megaport Limited (MP1), Resource Mining Corporation (RMI), and Tasmea Ltd (TEA) in the top five positions by momentum score. The full list of ten is shown in the table above, ranked by FMP's proprietary momentum scoring methodology combining quarterly performance, weekly performance, and days on the momentum list.

Why is DXN the number one ASX momentum stock right now?DXN Limited holds rank one with a +525% quarterly gain following its 3 June 2026 episodic pivot — a binding A$8.8M contract with a US-listed neo-cloud operator for an AI HPC modular data centre that exceeded DXN's entire prior market capitalisation at the time of announcement. The USD$200M+ campus-scale follow-on pipeline conditional on pilot delivery has sustained institutional attention across subsequent weeks.

What is an ASX quarterly momentum stock?A quarterly momentum stock is a company that has delivered one of the strongest share price returns over the previous 90 days on the ASX, as measured by FMP's momentum framework. The Top 10 ranks companies by a composite score that weights quarterly performance, weekly performance, and the number of consecutive days the stock has held a position in the broader Top 30 momentum universe.

What is the FMP Launch Pad and how does it work?The FMP Launch Pad is a pre-Top-10 watchlist delivered to FMP YouTube members every Thursday at 2pm. It identifies stocks that are building momentum before they reach a Top 10 position — providing an average 34.6-day lead based on this week's data. Members receive the full list more than 40 hours before the public weekly Top 10 article is published.

Why are three copper stocks in the ASX Top 10 this week?Resource Mining Corporation (RMI), Hammer Metals (HMX), and White Cliff Minerals (WCN) each carry copper exposure with distinct profiles. RMI has been persistent for 45 days on the list; HMX entered with an active IOCG drilling campaign in Queensland's Mount Isa district; WCN arrived as this week's newest entrant on the back of high-grade copper drilling results from its Rae project in Canada. The entry of two new copper stocks in a single week is consistent with capital rotating into the copper thematic.

How can I access the full ASX Top 30 momentum list before it becomes public?The full Top 30 list and Launch Pad data are delivered exclusively to FMP YouTube Members every Thursday at 2pm — more than 40 hours before the public weekly Top 10 article is published.

Sources

Source

Type

Date

FMP Momentum Framework data

Proprietary

13 June 2026

DXN Limited — AI HPC Data Centre Contract

ASX Filing

3 June 2026

Stakk Limited — New Client Win (healthcare MSA)

ASX Filing

2 June 2026

Jade Gas Holdings — MRPAM Approval for TTCBM Project

ASX Filing

28 April 2026

Tasmea Ltd — Maxim Group Acquisition

ASX Filing

2 June 2026

White Cliff Minerals — Rae copper project drilling updates

ASX Filings

2026

Educational Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Consider your financial situation and seek professional advice before making investment decisions.

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