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Appendix 3X - Caroline Clarke

Initial Director’s Interest Notice

  • Sep 3, 2024
  • 2 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - COH

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Aug 30, 2024
  • 6 pages

Appendix 3Y - Karen Penrose

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Aug 30, 2024
  • 2 pages

Appendix 3Y - Michael del Prado

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Aug 28, 2024
  • 2 pages

Becoming a substantial holder

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Aug 27, 2024
  • 1 page

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August

Cochlear chief executive Dig Howitt in the company’s Sydney offices on Thursday. He says he is not worried by a sell-down in the company’s shares.

Cochlear shares slide after missing market expectations

Cochlear says sales of its hearing implants globally will drive profit higher by between 6 per cent and 11 per cent this year.

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  • Michael Smith
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Jobless rate climbs; Telstra profits drop; KPMG partner pay slides

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

May

Science and Industry Minister Ed Husic said slide in national R&D investment was intolerable.

‘Business spends bugger all’: what landmark R&D review aims to fix

Technology industry experts warn a new government review into the R&D system must not cut tax incentives, and must kick-start anaemic business investment. 

  • Paul Smith, Tess Bennett and Nick Bonyhady

March

Cochlear chief executive Dig Howitt has had a great story to tell investors at recent results.

Can a vaccine slow down the Cochlear train?

Cochlear is firing for investors, but you have to wonder whether everyone’s getting a bit carried away.

  • Anthony Macdonald

February

Cochlear CEO Dig Howitt.

Cochlear’s big first half delivers record earnings and dividend

The company reported its best interim sales and underlying net profit thanks to strong growth for its core hearing implants and services.

  • Ben Potter
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The S&P/ASX 200 closed 87.2 points higher, or 1.2 per cent, to 7297.70, the largest single-day gain since mid-July.

Why analysts love these eight medtech stocks

The sector that straddles healthcare and tech has professionals searching for companies that could be tomorrow’s big winners after Pro Medicus.

  • Tom Richardson
Cochlear CEO Dig Howitt

Cochlear lifts guidance despite Moderna vaccine threat

The hearing implant device maker’s shares rose more than 3 per cent after the company lifted its earnings forecasts.

  • Liam Walsh

January

WaveStone’s Raaz Bhuyan is confident Rio Tinto is on track to mend its relationship with traditional owners.

This fundie blasted Rio Tinto – then doubled down on his investment

WaveStone Capital’s Raaz Bhuyan talks about his latest trip to the Pilbara and how he was horrified by the miner’s initial response to the Juukan Gorge scandal.

  • Joanne Tran

December 2023

Martin Conlon, head of Australian equities at Schroders.

Schroders says Origin Energy assets ‘undervalued’

The head of Australian equities at the $1.3 trillion fund manager says returns in the energy sector will have to increase to attract more capital.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

September 2023

Picking long-term winners can transform your net worth.

Seven growth stocks for the next 10 years

To help navigate the volatile macro environment of high inflation and rising interest rates, we asked some of Australia’s best stock pickers for their longer-term standouts.

  • Tom Richardson

August 2023

CurveBeam AI’s HiRise hardware that a patient stands in for medical imaging.

Technology float CurveBeam AI graduates to ASX

Medical software group Curvebeam AI hits the ASX boards on Wednesday, having won over fund managers from its pre-IPO days.

  • Tom Richardson
The Chanticleer podcast features James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald.

Profit season hits and misses | Property’s big problems | Is US inflation fight over?

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony pick through the hits and misses of reporting season, take a deep dive into the property sector, and look ahead to the Jackson Hole conference.

Cochlear chief executive Dig Howitt was relaxed as he fronted analysts and investors on Tuesday.

Blue chip Cochlear lays down blue-chip result, gets more expensive

Globally relevant, strong sales growth and profit and net cash. What’s not to like at Cochlear? The question is whether you would pay nearly 50 times forecast profit for a piece of it.

  • Anthony Macdonald
A Cochlear’s manufacturing laboratory - the company is predicting higher profits.

Cochlear investors hear siren call of higher profits

The hearing device maker, which grew profits but saw a margin squeeze, is forecasting a boost this year.

  • Liam Walsh

June 2023

The outlook for earnings is deteriorating as the year goes on.

Why earnings season might be full of surprises (and shocks)

Consensus earnings estimates are looking stale, opening the door for August’s reporting season to deliver some real shocks. 

  • James Thomson
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CSL’s chief financial officer Joy Linton

Labor bows to pressure on multinational tax disclosure

Amended legislation introduced to parliament on Thursday has wound back the plan significantly.

  • Tom McIlroy

May 2023

Certain stocks have become very crowded as investors seek safety in uncertain markets.

Eight much-loved stocks that investors should worry about

Just as Wall Street is being pushed higher by a small group of big stocks, ASX investors have crowded into a handful of “diamond defensives”. 

  • James Thomson
Australians over 65 are likely to make up just over a fifth of the population by 2066.

Ways to invest in the Baby Boomer megatrend

With the population over 65 expected to grow at twice the rate of the Australian population, likely winners include healthcare companies and financial services.

  • Mark Draper

April 2023

Cochlear CEO Dig Howitt says the Oticon Medical acquisition will not damage hearing loss innovation.

Cochlear’s UK acquisition knocked back by competition watchdog

Healthcare giant Cochlear’s acquisition of a Danish hearing loss device maker has been knocked back by the UK competition watchdog.

  • Jessica Sier
Technology city Shenzhen is on the itinerary for the Australian business delegation.

Australian business delegation heads to China

A delegation of 15 Australian executives will head to China next week to tour tech zones and look at green energy opportunities, in another sign of thawing relations.

  • Michael Smith

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