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  • Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited

    Designer, manufacturer and marketer of products and systems for use in acute and chronic respiratory care, surgery and the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea.

    FPH$26.435
     -0.265 -0.99%

    Data last updated:May 17, 2024 – 3.58pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    26.700

    Open

    26.520

    Day Range

    26.370 - 26.670

    52 Week Range

    18.580 - 26.700

    Volume

    215,105

    Value

    2,200,752

    Bid

    26.430

    Ask

    26.440

    Dividend Yield

    1.28%

    P/E Ratio

    63.74

    Market Cap

    15.390B

    Total Issue

    583,979,696

    ASX Announcements

    FPH to announce full year results on 29 May 2024

    Notification of Results/Reporting Date, Web Casts

    • Apr 19, 2024
    • 1 page

    Notification of cessation of securities - FPH

    Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

    • Apr 18, 2024
    • 15 pages

    Initial Disclosure Notices

    Security holder details - Other

    • Apr 3, 2024
    • 2 pages

    Application for quotation of securities - FPH

    Appendix 2A (Application for Quotation of Securities)

    • Apr 3, 2024
    • 8 pages

    View all FPH announcements

    February

    Vertium’s Jason Teh.

    This fundie says Domino’s Pizza is a better bet than the big four

    Vertium Asset Management’s Jason Teh has an eye for companies in a turnaround phase – and his gaze is now firmly set on Domino’s and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.

    • Joanne Tran

    May 2023

    More ICU beds will need more specialist staff.

    Fisher & Paykel net profit slumps 34pc

    Shares in respirator company Fisher & Paykel dived 6.3 per cent to $22.48 after its disappointing earnings result.

    • Elouise Fowler

    November 2022

    These 10 shares would have made you 888pc-plus in a decade

    A standout lesson from the top performers over the last 10 years is that investors who ignore Australian IT companies do so at their peril.

    • Jennifer Mead

    November 2021

    Fisher & Paykel Healthcare chief executive Lewis Gradon skipped full year guidance.

    Fisher & Paykel shares rise on strong first-half results

    The company’s latest six month numbers sales and profits fell slightly against a record last year amid surging COVID-19 hospitalisations.

    • Updated
    • Carrie LaFrenz

    June 2021

    Tribeca Investment Partners lead portfolio manager Jun Bei Liu says healthcare stocks could benefit from a post-COVID-19 baby boom.

    Perfect economic conditions for healthcare to thrive

    A survey of sophisticated and wholesale investors by Citi found 46 per cent believe healthcare is the sector of the economy that shows most promise.

    • Aleks Vickovich
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    May 2021

    Inside the assembly line at Fisher & Paykel. The company posted a record full year when profits surged 82 per cent.

    Fisher & Paykel Healthcare posts record result as profit surges 82pc

    But the dual-listed company’s margins were crunched by the doubling of freight costs.

    • Carrie LaFrenz
    Kelli Meagher from Sage Capital.

    The ‘sleep at night’ fund that still delivers the goods

    Sage Capital’s Kelli Meagher believes there are permanent winners from COVID-19 – it just means being selective and having an instinct for identifying change.

    • Vesna Poljak

    January 2021

    ASX up 1.3pc in huge week for Zip, Lynas

    The Australian sharemarket fell 0.3 per cent on Friday but ended the week higher on US stimulus hopes. Lynas surged 13.7 per cent on Friday after inking a deal with the Pentagon.

    • Updated
    • Robert Guy, Vesna Poljak, Sarah Turner, Luke Housego and Tom Richardson
    Australia has performed well in its overall response to coronavirus, seeking to stamp out regional outbreaks, and allowing for more normal life and economic activity.

    Healthcare outlook rests on vaccine rollout

    Many healthcare companies were seriously disrupted while dealing with the fallout from COVID-19. As vaccines get rolled out, momentum is likely to return.

    • Carrie LaFrenz

    November 2020

    ASX gains 0.6pc, rallies to nine-month high

    The Australian sharemarket has come within one point of recouping its losses for the year as banks and miners gained after Wall St closed at a record high. Tech stocks tumbled as funds rotated into value stocks.

    • Updated
    • Robert Guy, Sarah Turner, William McInnes, Luke Housego and Tom Richardson
    COVID-19's second wave is creating a new surge in demand for Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.

    The ASX health giant riding COVID’s second wave

    Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's humidifiers have become vital to the treatment of COVID-19 cases. But investors are starting to look beyond the virus. 

    • Updated
    • James Thomson
    Workers in Auckland assemble Fisher & Paykel's lifesaving medical devices used in the treatment of respiratory illness. Demand has surged thanks to the coronavirus crisis.

    Fisher & Paykel Healthcare posts record profit on COVID-19 demand

    The $18.6 billion dual-listed company beat analysts' expectations for the half year, while upgrading its full-year outlook.

    • Carrie LaFrenz

    ASX falls; Sohn conference tips CSL, Treasury Wines, Temple & Webster

    The sharemarket closed 0.2 per cent lower on Friday. Sohn Hearts & Mind saw Paradice's David Moberley spy 'significant' opportunity in CSL. Regal said Temple & Webster can double and Tribeca was bullish on Treasury Wine. Milford liked Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.

    • Updated
    • Robert Guy, Vesna Poljak, Sarah Turner, William McInnes, Luke Housego and Tom Richardson
    Despite the rocky landscape for healthcare, the sector overall has risen 10 per cent this year to date compared with a 7 per cent decline in the S&P/ASX 200 Index.

    Vaccine will be a panacea for Ramsay, CSL and ResMed

    John Deakin-Bell expects at least one of the leading drug candidates will be successful, helping healthcare earnings return to "normal" by next financial year.

    • Carrie LaFrenz

    October 2020

    AUSTRAC will not be taking regulatory action against Afterpay.

    Buy, hold, sell: Afterpay, ANZ, Transurban, Woodside Petroleum, CSL

    Two fund managers look at the stocks that you can afford to buy on a 10-year view.

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    September 2020

    Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden and  US President Donald Trump.

    How a Trump or Biden win will affect shareholders

    Tax and healthcare are two key areas where the ASX is exposed to the US election. But the broader implications extend far beyond.

    • Luke Housego

    August 2020

    ResMed helps treat sleep-disordered breathing and other respiratory illnesses such as asthma.

    ResMed longer-term growth fundamentals 'still intact'

    Chief executive Mick Farrell is tipping a U-shaped recovery out of COVID-19 for the dual-listed medical device and software company.

    • Carrie LaFrenz

    July 2020

    Newcrest Mining launched a capital raising on Thursday morning.

    Buy, hold, sell: Newcrest Mining, Telstra, Zip Co, CSL, Domain

    Fund managers from Tribeca and Firetrail pick the stocks they like - and the ones they don't.

    Afetrpay's staff continue to exercise their options into shares as the company's shares remain at record highs.

    Buy, hold, sell: Afterpay, Mesoblast, Perseus Mining, Megaport

    Two fund managers discuss what you should do with the five best-performing stocks from FY20

    May 2020

    Glenys Beauchamp returned from retirement to assist the federal government's response to COVID-19.

    How Australia kept ahead of the world on life-saving ventilators

    Making sure the nation had enough ventilators so Australia did not end up with an overrun health system was no easy task.

    • Carrie LaFrenz

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