Australian plasma specialist firm CSL has announced a profit after tax of A$617 million ($554.1 million) for the six months ended December 31, 2009, up 23% on the like, year earlier period. Also yesterday, compatriot Biota Holdings posted a whacking 364% leap in net profits to a record $33.5 million for the half-year.
CSL said its result included an unfavorable foreign exchange impact of A$46 million, adjusting for which net profit after tax grew 32%. Total sales revenue of A$2.3 billion rose 5%, up 12% at constant currency, the firm noted.
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