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Interesting move, CSL seem to be in a bit of a free fall ATM, currently $250With CSL trading around $248 a share, I wonder if retail will work out there is a possible discount benefit in play.
The issue price of the SPP Shares will be the lower of:
.... counting backwards, that 5 day (trading) period is starting on Tues 02 Feb
- the Placement price, being A$273.00 per new share as announced on ASX on 16 December 2021; and
- a 2.0% discount to the 5-day volume weighted average price of CSL shares up to and including the closing date of the SPP (expected to be 7 February 2022), rounded to the nearest cent.
and a cheer went up across the land? Actually trading below the amount, right now trading below $250Yep. Cheering on the price fall before sending off my money for the SPP.
I didn't either. Get them cheaper on the market and I wonder if we are going to get bad news regarding takeover. They rarely go as smoothly as hoped. Also I own too many already. Could be a buying opportunity coming up.Didn't participates. Will probably buy a big parcel $10 or more cheaper.
Just doing my own research.
I'm also a little disappointed that the market price fell straight to the approx SPP price. This seems to be a normal occurrence in this market.
I bought some CSL (Feb21) at $275 for a buy & hold portfolio. I was hoping that the $285 support would hold forever.
“CSL has delivered a result in line with our expectations in a challenging environment brought about by the ongoing impacts of the global COVID-19 pandemic,” said Paul Perreault, CSL’s chief executive and managing director.
“Our core franchise, the immunoglobulin portfolio, has been impacted by the industrywide constraints on collecting plasma in FY21 during the course of the global pandemic. Our influenza vaccines business, Seqirus once again delivered a strong performance with revenue up 17 per cent at constant currency. This was achieved by significant growth in seasonal influenza vaccines driven by record demand and Seqirus’ differentiated and high value product portfolio.
SPP was heavily scaled back. I hadn't bothered trying to work out how many I'm going to get.
That's always a problem.Thought I could wait until the allocation is announced and then see if I wanted to buy the rest on market.
Might be too late for that plan following today's results.
A family member, with a neuropathic condition, has been on Privigen for a while. Getting his monthly IVIG transfusion recently, he was asked if would consider a substitute (likely a synthetic). It appears there is a supply issue here in Australia, with not enough blood donors.The CSL business model depends to a certain extent on blood, and thus plasma, donor collections. There have been appeals for more volunteers to donate in Australia; the big market, the USA, pays each donor. The slides below spell out some of the challenges.
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“The first decentralised trial was done about 11 years ago by Pfizer ... when the smartphone was just coming of age. Now, we’re moving into this world where ... we can do clinical trials at home and potentially send you whatever you need, monitor you via cellphone and actually use Uber, or the mail, to take you your packets [of goods needed].”
"It's creating a vertical replica of all the componentry – the robotics, the equipment that actually fills the bottles for drugs, and understanding the maintenance schedule, instead of relying on a logbook,” he says.
“CSL remains confident of completing its acquisition of Vifor Pharma AG and looks forward to expanding its presence in the rapidly growing nephrology market, as well as leveraging the companies’ combined expertise to continue to deliver innovative solutions to rare and serious illness,” the company said.
i hope they choose today to fix the Australian Dividend.results in.
CSL delivered a net profit after tax of $2.255 billion for the 2022 financial year, down 6% at CC and at the top end of guidance, with revenue up 3% at CC
• Performance as expected in a difficult global environment
• Significant growth in Research & Development investment
• Strong growth in market leading haemophilia B product IDELVION® and key specialty product KCENTRA®
• Immunoglobulin sales limited by constrained plasma collections in FY21, improved second half performance reflects growth in plasma collected
• Significant growth in plasma collections volume expected to underpin future Ig and albumin sales growth
• Exceptional performance by influenza vaccines business, CSL Seqirus
• Garadacimab (HAE) positive top line data - Primary and secondary endpoints met
• Carbon emissions reduction targets set, sustainability roadmap in place
• Acquisition of Vifor Pharma completed on 9 August 2022
• Earnings per share $4.81, down 8%
• Final dividend of US$1.18 per share (approximately A$1.68, franked at 10%)
• Total full year dividend steady at US$2.22 - Converted to Australian currency, the total full year dividend is approximately A$3.11 per share, up 6%
• Net profit after tax for FY23 (excluding CSL Vifor) is anticipated to return to growth and be in the range of approximately $2.4 to $2.5 billion at CC2
Not that it means anything, but CSL pushing through $300 a share todayEverything is going back to normal, the risk/upside is how well the Vifor Pharma acquisition goes. The CEO had experience with the Sequiras acquisition which was a success so I am reasonably positive. On the downside, some of the works to reduce their carbon footprint flagged will have a short term cost.
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