The Latest Breaking News from CSL

Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) organised ‘Samsraya’, an event aimed at fortifying safety standards within the shipbuilding and ship repair sectors in India, on May 9 and 10.

The Hindu explains the relevance of the INS Vikrant, India's indigenous aircraft carrier

The ASX200 has finished 0.3 per cent higher, closing fewer than 50 points away from its record high in March.

Cochin Shipyard Limited partners with U.S. Navy for ship repair, expanding India's role as a regional hub.

The industrial sector shows promise, driven by robust domestic demand and marked advancements in efficiency and productivity. Within this vibrant landscape, fundamentally strong industrial stocks Carlisle Companies (CSL), Curtiss-Wright Corporation (CW), and Clearwater Paper (CLW) emerge as potential avenues for promising returns. Stay tuned for further insights.

Cochin Shipyard launches zero emission vessel project with Samskip, pioneering green hydrogen fuel technology for sustainable maritime transport.

The Victorian government has purchased the former CSL site in Melbourne's inner north and on-sold part of the land to an animal vaccine giant.

The local bourse has closed 0.15 per cent lower, with gains by the retail banks outweighed by losses from Macquarie, James Hardie, CSL and Seek.

CSL says new vaccines against shingles and the cold virus RSV have led to fewer people being immunised against the flu, but it still managed to grow sales.

CSL shares have fallen after a blockbuster drug candidate that aimed to prevent secondary heart attacks failed in a major clinical trial.

The Australian share market has finished down 0.4 per cent in large part because of a failed heart attack drug that CSL spent nearly $1 billion developing.