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Derek Rose

AI factory firm's $7b IPO looks doubtful

investors have turned up their noses at Firmus's multi-billion-dollar initial public offering. (PR IMAGE PHOTO)

A blockbuster corporate float that was set to be the second-largest in Australian history is at risk of being pulled after institutional investors turned up their noses at its multi-billion-dollar initial public offering.

Firmus Technologies was seeking to raise $7 billion in an IPO that valued the data centre operator at a whopping $44 billion, which would have put it ahead of Coles, QBE and all but around 15 companies on the local bourse.

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