The All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) is down 0.3% in early afternoon trade on Friday, but that's not holding back these fast-rising ASX All Ords shares.
Some of these stocks are hitting new all-time high territory today, while others are setting new 52-week-plus highs.
Which outperforming companies are we talking about?
Read on!
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Five ASX All Ords stocks notching new highwater marks
The first ASX All Ords share hitting new all-time highs today is biopharmaceutical company Telix Pharmaceuticals Ltd (ASX: TLX).
Telix is primarily focused on developing diagnostic and therapeutic products to help treat different types of cancer. Following a series of successes that saw the company boost its first-half revenue in 2024 by 65% year over year to $364 million, investors have been piling into the stock.
Telix shares are up 1.7% at the time of writing, trading for $24.19 each after touching a new record high of $24.21 earlier today. That puts the share price up 149% in a year and up a blistering 1,321% in five years.
Moving onto the second outperforming ASX All Ords share, this one hitting six-year highs, we have fleet management and vehicle leasing company SG Fleet Group Ltd (ASX: SGF).
SG Fleet shares are currently changing hands for $3.33 apiece after hitting a record $3.41 near the open. That's the highest level since October 2018. Shares are up 45% over the past year. The stock got a big boost earlier this week after reporting on takeover discussions with Pacific Equity Partners that value SG Fleet stock at $3.50 a share.
Which brings us to today's third ASX All Ords share gainer — this one also hitting an all-time high — specialist software provider Gentrack Group Ltd (ASX: GTK).
Gentrack shares are up 3.2% at the time of writing today, trading for $12.80 apiece, a slight drop from its record $12.92 price at lunch time. That sees the share price up 134% in a year.
The stock leapt 28.1% on Tuesday this week following some strong full-year results. That included a 25.5% year on year revenue leap to NZ$213.2 million.
Moving on to the fourth ASX All Ords share on our list, which is hitting eight-year highs, is global sports data and analytics company Catapult Group International Ltd (ASX: CAT).
The Catapult share price is up 1.7% at the time of writing, with shares swapping hands for $3.60 apiece. That sees Catapult shares up 188% in a year and trading at their highest levels since August 2016.
Catapult shares have also been drawing investor interest amid growing revenue. On 14 November, the company reported a half-year revenue of US$57.8 million, up 19% year-on-year.
Rounding off our list of outperforming ASX All Ords shares, posting 54-week highs today, is sports betting company Pointsbet Holdings Ltd (ASX: PBH).
The Pointsbet share price is up 1.9% at the time of writing, at $1.05, after peaking at $1.07 in early trade. That sees Pointsbet shares up 38% in a year and trading at their highest level since last September.
The stock has been in a strong uptrend since early September amid improving profit margins and declining operating expenses.
