CSL Limited (CSL) is held by 42 ASX ETFs. Over all time it fell 40.5%: on $10,000, −$4054. We explain 11 big moves in that time.
About CSL
- SectorHealth Care
- IndustryPharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences
- Size$85.5b
- Held by42 ETFs
- Big moves11 in all time
Each dot is a move we explain. Tap one, or a row of Why it moved, to see what caused it.
Why it moved
- +17.4%18 Aug 2026· Sector Flow
CSL rose sharply alongside a broad and unusually large rally in the Australian healthcare sector, suggesting a powerful sector-wide rotation or rerating event drove the move rather than any company-specific news.
- +7.2%29 Jul 2026· Operational
CSL's share price surged after the company released a market-sensitive update on enhanced plasma manufacturing, which also lifted the broader ASX health sector strongly on the same day.
- +7.6%20 Jun 2026· Sector Flow
CSL shares surged on a defensive rotation into healthcare stocks as the materials sector slumped and the broader ASX 200 fell.
- +5.7%6 Jun 2026· Sector Flow
CSL shares surged on June 5, 2026, as a broad healthcare sector turnaround was reported after a challenging May.
- −16.0%11 May 2026· Guidance Down
CSL cut fiscal year 2026 guidance and flagged approximately $5 billion in additional impairments, leading to a massive share price decline.
- −5.7%23 Apr 2026· Sector Flow
CSL shares fell sharply, catching a broader sell-off in the ASX healthcare sector triggered by Cochlear's shock news.
- −6.9%12 Feb 2026· Earnings Miss
CSL shares fell sharply after its half-year earnings showed a drop in profit, disappointing the market.
- −4.6%11 Feb 2026· Earnings Miss
CSL shares fell sharply after the company reported disappointing half-year earnings, with profit drops and margin compression shaking investor confidence.
- +5.1%30 Oct 2025· Guidance Down
CSL shares rebounded 5.15% on October 29 after a sharp 17% crash on October 28, driven by a slash to its FY26-28 growth outlook and a second remuneration strike.
- −15.9%28 Oct 2025· Guidance Down
CSL slashed its FY26-28 growth outlook, triggering a massive sell-off to a six-year low.
- −16.9%19 Aug 2025· Earnings Miss
CSL shares plunged 16.89% following its FY25 results, which disappointed the market and included plans to demerge its Seqirus business.
Held by 42 ETFs
Of every $10,000 in each fund, how much is in CSL today.
- SYISTATE STREET SPDR MSCI AUS SELECT HIGH DIVIDEND YIELD ETF$1,25012.50%
- OZXXGlobal X Australia ex Financials & Resources ETF$1,16911.69%
- AQLTBetaShares Australian Quality ETF$9589.58%
- IESGiShares Core MSCI Australia ESG ETF$7767.76%
- GEARBetaShares Geared Australian Equities Complex ETF$7117.11%
- AQTYVANECK MSCI AUSTRALIAN QUALITY PLUS ETF$6546.54%
- GRNVVanEck MSCI Australian Sustainable Equity ETF$5705.70%
- VLCVanguard MSCI Australian Large Companies Index ETF$5265.26%
- YMAXBetaShares Australian Top 20 Equities Yield Maximiser Complex ETF$5205.20%
- ILCiShares S&P/ASX 20 ETF$5185.18%
Why did CSL fall 16.9% on 19 Aug 2025?
CSL Limited
CSL shares plunged 16.89% following its FY25 results, which disappointed the market and included plans to demerge its Seqirus business.
The news articles explicitly link the stock's decline to the FY25 results and demerger plans, with multiple sources noting the worst selloff since 1994 and a 16% drop on the day. The move magnitude and volume support a company-specific event, and the absence of any other driver in the headlines points to an earnings miss or disappointing guidance as the primary cause.
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Evidence
News coverage
What it did to the 42 ETFs holding CSL
On $10,000 in each fund, at the weight it holds today
- SYI12.50% of the fund−$211
- OZXX11.69% of the fund−$197
- AQLT9.58% of the fund−$162
- IESG7.76% of the fund−$131
- GEAR7.11% of the fund−$120
- AQTY6.54% of the fund−$110
- GRNV5.70% of the fund−$96
- VLC5.26% of the fund−$89
- YMAX5.20% of the fund−$88
- ILC5.18% of the fund−$87
The 10 that hold it most. All 42 are listed on the page under Held by.