Firmus Expects $77M Loss Ahead of $5B IPO

Australian data centre operator Firmus anticipates a $77 million loss for the current half as it prepares for a $5 billion initial public offering. The upcoming share sale aims to fund rapid expansion and infrastructure development driven by artificial intelligence demand.

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The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) logo is displayed above their headquarters in Sydney, Australia, September 11, 2026. REUTERS/Hollie Adams

Australian data centre operator Firmus expects to lose $77 million in the first half ahead of a planned $5 billion initial public offering. The listing would mark the second largest share sale in Australia's corporate history. The transaction highlights surging investor appetite for infrastructure powering the artificial intelligence sector.

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