Nvidia-Backed Firmus Cancels Australian IPO Plans Entirely
Key Facts
Nvidia-backed Firmus has decided to shelve its initial public offering plans in Australia entirely. The decision to cancel the listing follows a previous attempt to salvage the deal by slashing the IPO price by 25% to A$8.25 per share to raise $5.5 billion.
NVDA closed at $237.47 on October 7, 2026, as the withdrawal highlights persistent valuation challenges for AI-linked firms. On the same day, AMD closed at $645.86 and INTC at $113.12, while TSM ended the October 7, 2026 session at $472.2.
Latest Updates · 2
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Update: Firmus now plans to pursue private funding options as an alternative to the public listing. The cancelled initial public offering was expected to value the company at approximately $30.6 billion.
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Update: The Firmus offering was set to be Australia's largest IPO in almost 30 years before its cancellation. The withdrawal underscores the significant hurdles facing mega-cap listings within the AI and technology sectors.