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Notification of cessation of securities - CSL

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Nov 7, 2024
  • 4 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 5, 2024
  • 4 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - CSL

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

  • Nov 5, 2024
  • 6 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - CSL

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Nov 4, 2024
  • 4 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - CSL

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

  • Nov 4, 2024
  • 5 pages

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This Month

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump shakes hands with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

CSL tumbles as investors fear RFK jnr’s vaccine plans

The White House appointment of the anti-vax conspiracy theorist is devastating ASX healthcare and biotech shares as he threatens to turn the FDA ‘on its head’.

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  • Joshua Peach and Joanne Tran
University of Melbourne deputy vice chancellor (research) Mark Cassidy: “We are not going to solve all the issues we have unless we partner with others.”

Stellar records on research at risk from funding shortfall

Melbourne University, ranked No.1 in the Research category, has created an ecosystem with industry partners and policymakers.

  • Alexandra Cain
Joanne Gorton is the board’s preferred Deloitte Australia CEO nominee.

Deloitte board nominates Joanne Gorton as preferred CEO

The firm’s head of audit has been selected as the preferred candidate to replace chief executive Adam Powick.

  • Edmund Tadros

October

Shareholders raised concerns about CSL Paul McKenzie’s long-term incentive payments at the company’s AGM on Tuesday

Investors turn on CSL, delivering first strike on pay after poor year

But the company told shareholders it needed to compete with major rivals in the US for talent, and had to pay higher salaries to keep key executives.

  • Michael Smith
Telix co-founder and CEO Christian Behrenbruch says Australia lags the world in getting drugs to patients.

Telix boss says Australia ‘horrible’ at getting drugs to patients

Christian Behrenbruch, the founder of ASX biotech giant Telix, says Australia has a “horrible” track record getting drugs to patients and lags rest of the world.

  • Michael Smith
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BHP and ANZ director Christine O’Reilly; Macquarie Group director Rebecca McGrath and AUB chair and CBA director Peter Harmer.

2024’s most powerful and influential directors revealed

As AGM season gathers pace, the BOSS index of the country’s most powerful and influential directors reveals a new cohort rising through the ranks.

  • Patrick Durkin
CSL’s research and development chief Bill Mezzanotte says the company has shelved development of three treatments.

CSL pulls studies, trials on three therapies in late-stage setback

The biotech giant has not ruled out expanding its pipeline of treatments through acquisitions after a number of projects were put on hold.

  • Michael Smith
IML’s Daniel Moore.

Why CSL’s earnings outrun CBA, according to this value investor

Investors Mutual’s Daniel Moore says there aren’t too many ASX-listed companies like blood plasma giant CSL that can compound their earnings at such a rate.

  • Joanne Tran
Bourke Street was virtually empty during lockdown in Melbourne in 2020.

Victoria slumps for business, as execs warn: ‘It’s really struggling’

CSL chairman Brian McNamee and former NAB CEO Ross McEwan warn that the state is in financial peril, as new business starts fell behind the rest of the country.

  • Gus McCubbing and Patrick Durkin

September

Not holding the ‘Magnificent 10’ in a portfolio would have led to a 1.93 per cent lower annual return.

How Australia’s ‘magnificent 10’ contributed to returns over 20 years

How costly was failing to pick the ASX’s 10 top performers over the past two decades? Vanguard did the sums

  • Carole Okigbo

August

CSL chief executive Paul McKenzie.

CSL’s bullish earnings call dimmed by stumbles at new Vifor business

The country’s largest pharmaceutical company says it expects double-digit earnings growth for the next five years as its core blood products business surges.

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  • Michael Smith
Going for gold: CSL boss Paul McKenzie is delivering on his five-year promise.

‘I want to win every time’: The Olympic-style goal driving CSL’s boss

The company’s growth forecasts for next year are a touch weaker than the market expected. But inspired by the Games, CEO Paul McKenzie is focused on another goal.

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  • James Thomson
Temple & Webster CEO Mark Coulter has detailed one of the first, real-life examples of artificial intelligence delivering actual savings.

How Temple & Webster won day two of profit season

CSL was the headline result, but it was Seek which was hit hardest on results day. Here’s what caught our eye.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
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US eyes Iran attack; Musk interviews Trump; Airtrunk’s $20b tax test

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

July

Cell vaccine production at CSL Seqirus plant at Holly Springs in North Carolina.

CSL wins global avian flu vaccine contracts

Australian pharmaceutical giant CSL is to supply up to 45 million shots of its avian flu vaccine to Europe and the US as health authorities prepare for possible human infection from the dangerous H5 strain.

  • Tom Burton
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Australia is now one of Beigene’s major research markets.

How to invest in the golden age of health disruption

Investing in healthcare in today’s market combines exposure to two key drivers – structural demand growth and disruptive innovation.

  • Andrew McAuley

June

Michael Ullmer (left), the outgoing chairman of Lendlease, and chief executive Tony Lombardo.

Woolworths, CSL among ASX giants that should sell foreign assets

A wave of Australian companies are ditching their overseas businesses to bring capital back to Australia. MST Marquee says there are more that should do the same.

  • Alex Gluyas
SG Hiscock’s Rory Hunter.

A biotech boom for the ASX? This fundie thinks so

SG Hiscock’s Rory Hunter thinks CSL could “absolutely” hit $500, says biotechs are ripe for M&A, and reveals a hidden gem flying under the market’s radar.

  • Alex Gluyas
Chris Nave, partner at VC fund Brandon Capital.

Super funds, CSL pour $270m into venture capital fund

Australia’s largest life science investment fund, Brandon Capital, has banked $270 million of a planned $350 million raise for its sixth VC fund.

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  • Tess Bennett

May

Hari Nair and John Manusu’s Aegros may be a start-up, but the company’s technology ifirst began development in the 1980s.

Biotech start-up raising $20m pre-IPO amid missed payment claims

Plasma start-up Aegros has been accused of not paying suppliers and missing payroll, put is still planning on a 2025 IPO.

  • Yolanda Redrup and Carrie LaFrenz

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