The All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) has dipped into the red today, but that's not stopping these three All Ords shares from cracking new 52-week highs.
And all three have achieved this milestone without releasing any price-sensitive information.
These All Ords share just hit one-year highs
Up first is AGL Energy Ltd (ASX: AGL).
Shares in the ASX All Ords energy provider closed yesterday trading for $9.69 apiece. They are currently swapping hands for $9.985, up 3.04%, after hitting an intraday high of $10.01.
That puts the AGL share price up 12.5% over the past 12 months.
Atop the share price gains, AGL has a long track record of making two annual dividend payments. The stock trades at a trailing yield of 1.8%, unfranked.
The AGL share price has been climbing since mid-March, despite the company reporting a 55% decline in half-year profits in February. Investors appear to believe the worst is behind the company.
Which brings us to the second All Ords share notching fresh 52-week highs today, Tuas Ltd (ASX: TUA).
Tuas operates a mobile network and provides telecommunications services in Singapore.
The stock closed yesterday trading for $1.82 per share. Tuas shares are currently trading for $1.90 apiece, up 4.4%. That sees the Tuas share price up an impressive 53% over the past 12 months.
Investors have been bidding up the Tuas share price amid strong growth in mobile subscribers in Singapore.
Finally, rounding off the three All Ords shares hitting new 52-week highs today is bathroom and plumbing supply company Reece Ltd (ASX: REH).
The Reece share price closed yesterday at $18.80. Shares are currently swapping hands for $18.89, up 0.5%.
With that gain factored in, Reece shares are up 31% over the past 12 months. That figure doesn't include the 23 cents in fully franked dividends Reece has paid out over the full year.
Like Tuas, the All Ords share also looks to be benefiting from its healthy growth outlook, particularly in the United States.
And the company reported some strong half-year results, including a 23% year-on-year increase in revenue, to $4.43 billion.
