Firmus Weighs Cutting Five Billion Dollar IPO

Shares of Maas Group fell after reports that Nvidia backed Firmus might reduce its five billion dollar Australian initial public offering. Potential investors expressed caution over valuations and debt.

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FILE PHOTO: Numbers are displayed on a board at the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) headquarters in Sydney, Australia, August 19, 2025. REUTERS/Hollie Adams/ File Photo

Nvidia-backed Firmus may slash its $5 billion initial public offering in Australia, sparking a 30% plunge in shares of investor Maas Group. The deal represents the country's second-largest share sale on record, trailing only Telstra Group Ltd's float in 1997. The potential cut highlights cooling investor enthusiasm for high-valuation artificial intelligence infrastructure plays.

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