Csl

17/05/2010 WIRE: People pose for pictures beside the Wall Street bull, a bronze bull statue that symbolizes a 'bull market' in New York 17/05/2010.

BHP, CSL, banks, Wesfarmers, Goodman lift ASX 200 to record high; Mesoblast top gainer

Bullish sentiment boosts local bourse as ASX 200 breaks key chart point. BHP’s FY26 production forecasts more subdued amid Jansen blowout, but CEO upbeat on China. Mesoblast banks first millions from key US product sales.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

EXCLUSIVEPolitics

Donald Trump has announced tariffs of medicines of up to 300pc.

Cameron Micallef

EXCLUSIVEPolitics

21/08/2023: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opens the new CSL Global HQ and Centre for Research and Development in Melbourne with Dr Brian McNamee AO, Chair of the Board of Directors of CSL. Picture: Supplied

Tax ‘Trojan horse’ realises business chiefs’ worst fears

In the most stunning intervention by a business leader in the election campaign so far, CSL chairman Brian McNamee said Labor did ‘not understand the consequences’ of the ‘frightening, shocking’ unrealised capital gains tax policy.

Matthew Cranston

CommentaryCompanies

Supplied image of first vials of locally produced AstraZeneca vaccine at CSL.

How CSL expects its lifesaving products to evade tariffs

US President Donald Trump has threatened to turn his tariff gaze on big pharma. Players like Australian giant CSL are now working through what this means.

Eric Johnston

EconomicsEconomics

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 08: Staff at CSL are seen working in the lab on November 08, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. CSL will begin manufacturing AstraZeneca-Oxford University COVID-19 vaccine from Monday. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)

Vaccine and blood products maker CSL at risk of tariff contagion

CSL is in the crosshairs of Donald Trump’s tariff regime after the President declared pharmaceuticals were not immune.

Perry Williams and Glenda Korporaal

Trading DayTrading Day

Trump dump: ASX 200, Asian equities down as US tariffs roll in

$47bn wiped off ASX as markets react to Trump’s latest tariffs, including a 104 per cent hit on China . AUD has hit new 5-year low below US60c.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

HealthcareBusiness

A blood and plasma donor makes a donation to the French Blood Establishment (EFS) in Arras, northern France, on June 30, 2022, as blood reserves in France hit

Pharma firms avoid train wreck, so far

Australia’s global healthcare companies and its network of biotechnology companies will likely avoid the worst. Not so surgical gloves maker Ansell.

Eli Greenblat

HealthCompanies

Shot focused on a kind looking nurse wearing scrubs, a stethoscope, white rubber gloves and a protective face mask. She is smiling at the nervous patient with her eyes. The nurse is prepping the patients arm before she injects her with the COVID-19 vaccine.

US vaccine aversion a headwind for CSL

Vaccine aversion in the US has put a hole in CSL revenues in the first half, with the company saying the flu season is shaping up to be the worst in 15 to 20 years.

Cameron England

Trading DayTrading Day

7/2/25: The Australian stock exchange in Sydney. John Feder/The Australian.

ASX ends flat with CSL the main drag

The local share market closed flat as CSL dives after its results, Macquarie jumps on its trading update, gold miners up as gold hit a record, SGH soars on strong results, Nine, Seven West Media up on positive signs for advertising. Australian carveout on Trump tariffs ‘under consideration’.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Lilly Vitorovich

Trading DayTrading Day

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - NOVEMBER 26 2024; Black Friday sales start early in Pitt Street Mall, the main shopping district in the CBD in Sydney in Sydney. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

ASX 200 trims falls; ACCC gives nod for Virgin-Qatar deal

Interim nod for the aviation partners to operate 28 weekly return flights between Doha and Aus cities. Meta warns on incoming social media ban. Cbus chair Wayne Swan says no ‘reserve’ being built for fine payments. ANZ forecasts May rate cut.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

Trading DayTrading Day

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos- AUGUST 07 2024. A view of the digital boards at the Australian Stock Exchange at the ASX in Sydney with the US market causing havoc on the Australian Economy. Picture: NewsWire /Gaye Gerard

ASX 200 hits new records as CSL, CBA gain; Star cops first strike

Star investors vote against CEO pay amid liquidity, viability concerns. ACCC sues Webjet. IAG snaps up most of RACQ underwriting for $855m. AVJennings shares rocket on takeover. Activist group ordered to pay Santos $9m.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

energyMining & Energy

15/12/23: Climate protesters outside the NAB Annual General Meeting at the Fullerton in Sydney. John Feder/The Australian.

Santos serious about reducing emissions, court hears

In a case challenging the veracity of Santos’ CO2 emissions reduction, the Federal Court has heard testimony from a former boss who says the company’s commitment is genuine.

Colin Packham

RemunerationCompanies

CSL chief executive Paul McKenzie with chairman Brian McNamee.Picture: Supplied

CSL defends executive pay after protest vote

CSL has argued its executive pay levels are below the global median for companies in its field, after copping a first strike against its remuneration report from shareholders.

Cameron England

Business Breaking News

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, NOVEMBER 09 2021: A view of the Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

‘Mixed bag’: ASX trades sideways

The ASX 200 has again traded sideways on Thursday, after $48bn was wiped off the sharemarket during Tuesday’s trading.

Cameron Micallef

commentaryCompanies

EMBARGO FOR TWAM 02 MAR 2024. FEE MAY APPLY. Renault Megane E-Tech. Source: Supplied

European car industry in uncharted territory

From January 1, 2025, new rules will come into effect that will require European car manufacturers to reduce the CO2 intensity on their range of models.

Francis Wedin

Trading DayTrading Day

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - SEPTEMBER 04 2024; A general view of the digital boards at the Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

ASX flat after choppy session ahead of US Fed rate call

PolyNovo director pockets near-$2m in selloff. ‘Misalignment’ between Labor and business risky: KPMG. Harvey Norman sued over alleged worthless warranties. Woodside sets up decade of LNG supply to Japan.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

EXCLUSIVETechnology

CSL’s vice president of research Michael Wilson.

CSL using AI to tackle serious diseases

Australia’s biggest health company has a new weapon to accelerate its search to find the next blockbuster drugs in its $1bn annual research and development program.

Jared Lynch

carbon marketsAgribusiness

For The Weekly Times AgJournal November. Differing opinions on the use of prime agricultural land for the purpose of energy farming. Simon Barton has a property at Badangora near Wellington NSW, which has energy producing wind turbines installed for added income. Merino sheep feed around the wind turbines. Picture by Dean Marzolla

Small farmers take on the ‘carbon cowboys’

Farmers are banding together to try and cash in on government grants for carbon trading and avoid the growing numbers of ‘carbon cowboys’ seeking to rip them off.

Tansy Harcourt

WealthWealth

CSL Factory Broadmeadows Tour. Picture: Tim Carrafa

Telstra back in the winners’ circle but A-REITs go missing

The annual results season is offering clear signals; Telstra and CSL are firing again but there’s no such luck for ASX, Seek or Seven Media.

Rudi Filapek-Vandyck

Health careCompanies

Scene from a blood bank...Young Woman Lab scientist placing test tubes with blood samples in a centrifuge. Picture: iStock

CSL shares dip on weaker than expected guidance

CSL’s annual profit soared 25 per cent amid strong demand for its products, however a weaker than expected outlook has sent its shares sharply lower.

Cameron England

MARKETSBusiness Breaking News

Healthcare stocks dragged down by CSL

The ASX made a third-straight day of gains after a week of global volatility, with financial and consumer stocks pushing a marginal gain.

Blair Jackson

CommentaryCompanies

The first vials of locally produced AstraZeneca vaccine – with the first vials coming off the line at Seqirus today (Tuesday 16th). The manufacture of the vaccine substance (concentrated vaccine) was completed at CSL Behring in Broadmeadows, Victoria, This was then transferred to Seqirus Parkville where it is formulated to a precise concentration and filled into vials– this process commenced yesterday and first vials came off this afternoon, The vaccines still have a number of further steps to go through – including critical quality checks, Initial locally produced AZ COVID-19 vaccines are expected to be released towards the end of March – with an initial two million doses, and one million a week thereafter. Picture: Seqirus/CSL

Why CSL doesn’t see itself as another big pharma

The homegrown drug company wants to be known as a smart manufacturer as much as for its role in helping to save lives.

Eric Johnston

Trading DayTrading Day

ASX ticks up; CSL’s worst day this year; wages growth cools

Wages growth at its slowest pace in two years, but no rate cut yet. CSL’s FY25 guidance disappoints. Orora rejects Lone Star’s ‘opportunistic’ $4.3bn offer. Seek dives after swing to loss. Temple & Webster soars on trading update.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

MarketsMarkets

Generic ASX. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

Healthy prospects for savvy investors

Healthcare stocks could provide a buying opportunity as the profit season rolls out, with strong fundamentals at the large end providing support for stocks such as CSL.

Cameron England

EditorialEditorials

Greens’ anti-gas plan would sabotage energy security

Clear economic danger of ideological frolics and wishful thinking.

Editorial

CommentaryRenewable energy & economy

Moving up the carbon capture value chain

As Melbourne plays host to energy policymakers from around the region and beyond to discuss carbon capture and storage, the prospect of regional cross-border trade in CO2 grows every day.

Alex Yelland

Trading DayTrading Day

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos AUGUST 07 2023: A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney as interest rates continue to rise. Picture NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

ASX 200 ends up 1pc; Guzman IPO

Guzman y Gomez to list with $2.2bn value. Telix jumps on cancer drug ‘signal’. Household savings hit fresh record. Rival offer may revive BHP’s Anglo bid: Morningstar. CSL to help US stockpile avian flu vax.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Megan Neil

AviationAviation

ESCAPE: Flight Delays, Simon Tsang. Passenger in the Malaysia airport. Picture: istock

What to do when your business flight is cancelled

Hit with two flight cancellations on work trips recently I realised delays are unavoidable these days. Here’s what you can do about it.

Jared Lynch

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