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  • CSL Limited

    Research, development, manufacture, marketing and distribution of biopharmaceutical and allied products.

    CSL$286.400
     3.350 1.18%

    Data last updated:May 16, 2024 – 12.08pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    283.050

    Open

    286.490

    Day Range

    284.100 - 287.220

    52 Week Range

    228.650 - 312.990

    Volume

    261,651

    Value

    69,572,932

    Bid

    286.390

    Ask

    286.400

    Dividend Yield

    1.36%

    P/E Ratio

    36.25

    Market Cap

    138.404B

    Total Issue

    483,252,729

    ASX Announcements

    Notification of cessation of securities - CSL

    Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

    • May 3, 2024
    • 4 pages

    Shareholder Information Meetings

    Company Presentation, Notice of Meeting - Other

    • Apr 23, 2024
    • 24 pages

    CSL Australia Investor Site Tour Presentations

    Company Presentation

    • Apr 11, 2024
    • 42 pages

    Publication of AEGIS II Trial Data

    Company Administration - Other, Web Casts

    • Apr 8, 2024
    • 1 page

    Notification of cessation of securities - CSL

    Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

    • Apr 5, 2024
    • 4 pages

    View all CSL announcements

    April

    ECP Asset Management’s Sam Byrnes is sticking IDP Education even as it has slumped around 17 per cent this year.

    This fundie says CSL is a $500 stock

    ECP Asset Management’s Sam Byrnes expects the blood plasma collector’s return on capital to substantially improve and remains bullish on IDP Education even though its share price has tumbled this year.

    • Joanne Tran

    The eight stocks most loved by Australia’s best fund managers

    Despite the headwinds, CSL is still loved by the top stock pickers. CBA and BHP are also widely held – but not as widely as expected.

    • Joshua Peach
    CSL Behring’s blood plasma business should underpin a rise in its share price.

    Macquarie tips CSL shares to hit $500

    Some of the biotechnology giant’s shareholders are sceptical about the investment bank’s call, which is detailed to clients in a 55-page note.

    • Updated
    • Alex Gluyas

    March

    CSL chief executive Paul McKenzie.

    Blood giant CSL works up $US1 billion-plus bond deal; banks mandated

    CSL has a host of top-tier investment banks working on the deal, namely Bank of America, Citi, JPMorgan and HSBC.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Dick Humphry back in 1998.

    Dick Humphry, inventor of shareholder democracy, dies at 85

    A man whose habits and approach were set in the “old school”, Richard Humphry nevertheless led a technology-driven revolution in Australia’s financial markets.

    • Andrew Clark
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    February

    Employees can feel connected while working from home but face the risk of burnout in the absence of interaction with a community of practice.

    Why we can’t agree on WFH | Where mortgage stress is rising | What to drink mid-air

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

    CSL’s Bern facilities.

    The juggernaut keeping CSL’s valuation pumping despite Ozempic threat

    CSL managed to shrug off the Ozempic effect and this week’s setback linked to a disappointing phase three trial thanks to its CSL Behring blood products business.

    • Updated
    • Ben Potter
    CSL boss Paul McKenzie has another headache to deal with.

    What we learnt from CSL, Challenger, Seek and Breville’s results

    Investors in CSL and Breville have growth questions on their mind, while Seek’s downgrade sent shares skidding. Meanwhile, at Challenger, a bro-mance is brewing.

    • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
    Farming seems a world away from the slick world of investment banking.

    Macquarie’s top earner departs | ATO staff in GST fraud | ANZ to cut 170 jobs

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

    Paul McKenzie.

    CSL shares slide on ‘dampened’ Vifor outlook

    News of the downgraded outlook for Vifor overshadowed an 11 per cent increase in underlying first-half group net profit and a similar increase in the interim dividend.

    • Ben Potter
    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

    Right to disconnect a ‘challenge’ | CSL’s drug setback | Best economy class airlines

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

    CSL boss Paul McKenzie has another headache to deal with.

    Drug trial failure gives CSL $8b of heart palpitations

    The study for CSL’s new heart attack drug was the biggest in its storied history. But high hopes have turned to major disappointment.

    • James Thomson
    CSL head of R&D Bill Mezzanotte.

    $7b wiped off CSL shares after ‘second heart attack’ drug setback

    Head of research and development Bill Mezzanotte said in November that CSL112 was one of three potential blockbuster drugs in its development pipeline. 

    • Ben Potter

    January

    Mark Freeman says AFIC’s will always find opportunities to add to its high-quality portfolio in any given year.

    Why Australia’s biggest and oldest LIC defied the Ozempic sell-off

    Australian Foundation Investment Company boss Mark Freeman says buying CSL and Resmed amid last year’s Ozempic rout was part of a tried-and-true strategy. 

    • James Thomson
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    CSL boss Paul McKenzie worries about cyber threats through his company’s supply chain.

    Cybersecurity is the No.1 risk not getting the attention it deserves

    Australia’s top CEOs say the risk of cyberattacks and the healthcare demands of an ageing population are being ignored or underplayed.

    • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald

    December 2023

    Investors face a fascinating year ahead, with megatrends likely to continue to shape the way markets perform.

    Top investors name 11 long-term stock picks

    Healthcare, digitisation and resources are the big themes that dominate the list of stock picks from top fund managers. 

    • James Thomson

    BHP at $100, shorting banks, Qantas chaos: the best of Monday Fundie

    From Regal to Ellerston Capital and Morningstar, the 48 fund managers profiled by the Financial Review were early, wrong and on the money in 2023.

    • Jonathan Shapiro and Sarah Jones
    Anthony Aboud is deputy head of equities and manages Perpetual’s long-short funds.

    Hedge funds divided on CSL as Perpetual and Pendal place opposing bets

    Portfolio managers within the same wealth giant are at odds over the outlook for one of the ASX’s largest and widely held stocks.

    • Joshua Peach

    November 2023

    University of Melbourne vice-chancellor Duncan Maskell

    Melbourne earns top marks for research

    The vice-chancellor’s pedigree and the blossoming of the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct help to explain why Melbourne University has ranked number one in both the research and reputation categories.

    • Patrick Durkin

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