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Firmus withdrew its ASX listing after weak investor demand. The explainer covers the data centre developer's history, its Nvidia and Blackstone backing, prior raises, and why the float collapsed.
Also Rampersand·Dealroom·Cut Through Venture·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Forbes Australia·Business News Australia·Forbes Australia·Mirage News
Firmus, the Nvidia-backed data centre developer, pulled its planned ASX listing after weak investor demand and will instead seek private capital. Explaining its background, backers, valuation history and why the float failed.
Also Rampersand·Dealroom·Cut Through Venture·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Forbes Australia·Business News Australia·Forbes Australia·Mirage News
Australian Nvidia-backed data centre operator Firmus abandoned its planned US$5 billion IPO citing market conditions, and will instead pursue private capital; investors were reportedly sceptical of its valuation and debt.
ABC's markets live blog reports investor unease over AI valuations, centring on Australian data centre operator Firmus reportedly delaying its planned IPO and weighing private capital, alongside mixed overnight Wall Street results.