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Nvidia-Backed Firmus IPO Collapses

Bloomberg9 October 2026, 02:37 UTCAustralia

Firmus has abandoned its attempt at one of Australia’s biggest-ever initial public offerings after failing to lure global investors. Bloomberg’s Manuel Baigorri says the news comes amid global concerns over frothy AI valuations (Source: Bloomberg)

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