BUZZ - After Firmus halted its IPO plan, the stock price of Australia's Maas Group plunged nearly 10%
路透社2026/10/11 23:46October 11 - ** Shares of Australia’s Maas Group (MGH.AX) at one point dropped 9.9% to A$4.170, hitting their lowest level since April 10.
** MGH fell more than 30% last week, and dropped another 6.6% on Friday (link).
** The construction services provider owns a 3.2% stake in Firmus, a Nvidia NVDA.O-backed data center operator, which has shelved its $5 billion listing plan (link).
** MGH acquired 1.1 million ordinary shares and 1.1 million preference shares of Firmus at a historical average cost of A$188 per share in calendar year 2026.
** The stock is on track for its fifth consecutive session of declines.
** Including today’s loss, the stock is down more than 20% so far this year.
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