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CommSec's Tom Piotrowski speaks with Transurban Group (TCL) CEO, Scott Charlton about: Show More

Toll road operator Transurban (TCL), largely met the market’s expectations with its 41.9% lift in net profit after tax to $88m. The result was driven by a 4.8% lift in traffic growth, a strong performance from its Sydney operations & a healthy contribution from its Brisbane AirportlinkM7 For more Reporting... Show More

Tom Piotrowski speaks with Transurban Group (TCL) CEO, Scott Charlton about the company’s full year results, including its double-digit distribution, and its current focus for the business To view more Executive Series interviews, visit: https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/executive-series.html Show More

If central banks succeed in their attempt to "break the back of disinflation" then valuations for stocks such as Transurban and Sydney Airport are at risk, fund managers warn because they won't have the safety net of low interest rates behind them. Stocks in the style of Transurban and Sydney... Show More

Transurban shareholders have had an incredible run in recent years, but the future may not be so rosy. Show More

Toll road operator Transurban posted a net profit of $81 million verses a loss of 185 million last year. The result was in line with expectations For more Reporting Season coverage, please visit https://www.commsec.com.au/reportingseason Show More

Justin Braitling, Chief Investment Officer at Watermark Funds, believes the domestic and global outlook is pointing to a sustained period of low growth. Against this backdrop Braitling says you need to focus on investing in companies with ‘privileged assets’ and the ability to exert pricing power. He uses the example... Show More

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski speaks with Transurban Group (TCL) CEO, Scott Charlton about the company’s earnings results To view more Executive Series interviews visit https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/executive-series.html Show More

Toll road operator Transurban (TCL) has reported a full year net loss of $373 million. The loss was driven by the significant transaction and integration costs related to the acquisition of Transurban Queensland (TQ) . For more Reporting Season coverage, please visit https://www.commsec.com.au/reportingseason Show More

With interest rates so low that investors are losing in cash, more and more investors will turn to yielding securities. Three popular stocks for yield are Telstra, Commonwealth Bank and Transurban, but are they still good yield plays? Read our analysis of the changing yield game: http://www.clime.com.au/?p=13793 Show More