Firmus scraps IPO amid AI valuation concerns
Artificial intelligence data center company Firmus has scrapped its plans for a $30 billion stock market listing. The Nvidia-backed firm decided not to proceed due to recent market volatility and prevailing conditions, stating that going public would not be in the best interests of the company or shareholders. Initially valued at over $30 billion, Firmus had operations in Australia, Singapore,…
Key points
- Firmus scraps IPO plans
- Initial valuation at $30 billion
- Backed by Nvidia, Blackstone, and Jane Street
Nvidia-backed data centre firm scraps IPO as AI valuation concerns deepen
BBC Technology · 9 October 2026
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