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  • CSL Ltd shares are having a choppy session on Tuesday.
  • CSL shares have had a much better run over the past month after a tough first half of 2026.
  • TipRanks shows 11 recent analyst ratings on CSL, with 5 buys and 6 holds.
  • Jarden is at $207, Morgans is at $187.71, Canaccord is at $185, Morgan Stanley is at $182, and UBS is at $181.
  • Immunoglobulin revenue rose 7% over the year, channel inventory normalisation was completed, and CSL delivered US$176 million of savings during FY26.

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CSL Ltd shares are having a choppy session on Tuesday. CSL shares have had a much better run over the past month after a tough first half of 2026.

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CSL Ltd shares are having a choppy session on Tuesday.

The CSL share price climbed as high as $177 in early trade but has since given back those gains, now flat at $174.30.

CSL shares have had a much better run over the past month after a tough first half of 2026.

According to The Australian, Barrenjoey has upgraded CSL to overweight with a $180 price target.

TipRanks shows 11 recent analyst ratings on CSL, with 5 buys and 6 holds. The average 12-month price target is $172.92, which is where the shares are trading now.

Jarden is at $207, Morgans is at $187.71, Canaccord is at $185, Morgan Stanley is at $182, and UBS is at $181.

At the lower end, Citi has a $160 target, Bell Potter is at $150, and Macquarie is down at $133.

FY26 revenue came in at US$15.8 billion, down 1% in constant currency, while underlying NPATA fell 2% to US$3.1 billion.

Immunoglobulin revenue rose 7% over the year, channel inventory normalisation was completed, and CSL delivered US$176 million of savings during FY26.

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