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CSL shares slide as CEO Paul McKenzie retires, Gordon Naylor named interim ahead of results

CSL shares slide as CEO Paul McKenzie retires, Gordon Naylor named interim ahead of results

CSL announced Tuesday that Chief Executive Paul McKenzie is stepping down, with Gordon Naylor stepping in as interim CEO and managing director beginning Feb. 11. McKenzie, who came aboard as chief operating officer in 2019, moved up to the CEO post in March 2023. During his tenure, CSL rolled out new treatments, including Hemgenix, its gene therapy for haemophilia B. Naylor, previously finance chief and head of the Seqirus vaccines division, took a board seat in December. CSL shares dropped 4.98% on Tuesday, underperforming the S&P/ASX 200, which edged just 0.03% lower to 8,867.4 points despite spending much of the session in positive territory. The company filed news of its leadership shakeup at 4:05 p.m., after the bell. Naylor, together with CFO Ken Lim and other top brass, will present CSL’s half-year results on Wednesday.
CSL CEO exit jolts ASX even as Nvidia lifts tech mood

CSL CEO exit jolts ASX even as Nvidia lifts tech mood

CSL shares slid 4.98% Tuesday after the Australian biotech announced CEO Paul McKenzie’s retirement and tapped director Gordon Naylor as interim chief, effective Feb. 11. The S&P/ASX 200, which spent much of the day in positive territory, ended almost flat—off 0.03% at 8,867.4. The timing isn’t ideal. Just as investors begin dipping back into risk following last week’s steep, tech-led drop, CSL drops its update—landing right ahead of the company’s results.
10 February 2026
Santos share price slips after ASX close as oil eases; Feb 18 results in focus

Santos share price slips after ASX close as oil eases; Feb 18 results in focus

Sydney, Feb 10, 2026, 17:09 AEDT — Market closed Santos Ltd shares edged lower on Tuesday, ending down 0.14% at A$6.94 after the broader market closed, as traders weighed softer crude prices against a heavy week of corporate results. The stock opened at A$7.00 and traded between A$6.94 and A$7.03, with about 13.1 million shares changing hands, market data showed. Larger rival Woodside Energy finished up about 0.35% at A$25.93.
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