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Why is the CSL (ASX:CSL) share price trading around its COVID lows?
Daniel Ewing | January 8, 2021 12:14pm |
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CSL Limited(ASX: CSL) share price has been struggling to gain momentum and put its COVID-19 lows firmly behind it. Shares in the biotech giant have again been dropping today and are currently trading 0.45% lower in morning trade. This takes the CSL share price down to $275.37 – its lowest level since early August and a mere 1.6% higher than its March lows.
What’s gone wrong for the CSL share price?
The CSL share price has been suffering as string of negative news has plagued the company since the release of its annual report in September. Compounding this, the lack of any particularly positive updates is also arguably playing a part in the stagnation of CSL shares.
âWe are more resilient and adaptable than we ever imaginedâ
The CSL and UQ COVID-19 vaccine candidate may have been abandoned, but this doesnât detract from the biotech giantâs âTeam Australiaâ efforts.
CSL CEO Paul Perreault has been a critical leader in the country s response to COVID-19.Â
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When the world went into lockdown in March, CSL chief executive Paul Perreault felt a strong personal and professional desire to assist. So the sting of the failure of the biotech giant and the University of Queensland to develop a home-grown COVID-19 vaccine is extra sharp.
Regardless of the outcome, Perreault, who has been named one of The Australian Financial Review Business People of the Year, has been at the forefront of Australiaâs corporate health response the coronavirus pandemic.
Business person victory a tribute to Team Australia
The Australian Financial Review Business Person of the Year for 2020 award reflects the critical part that the nationâs businesses have played in the national effort that has allowed Australia to weather a global pandemic.
Dec 18, 2020 â 12.00am
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Together they represent the critical part that the nationâs businesses have played in the national effort that has allowed Australia to weather a global pandemic and the biggest economic shock since the Great Depression better than almost all its peers.
Mr Comyn and Ms Gaines lead a sextet of the Financial Review Business People of the Year including Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci, CSL boss Paul Perreault, Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott, and Xero chief executive Steve Vamos.