Nvidia支持的AI数据中心公司Firmus Technologies撤销了原定在澳大利亚证券交易所进行的规模达70亿澳元的首次公开募股计划，这将是澳交所30年来最大的上市交易1。该公司因市场认购需求不足而做出此决定2。
投资者对该IPO的兴趣在最后阶段大幅下滑1。数天前该公司还宣称投资者需求"远超所需"，但最终未能维持这一势头1。Firmus计划以每股11澳元的价格募资1，而公司估值在不到一年内从60亿澳元飙升至437亿澳元1，这一快速膨胀的估值引发了投资者担忧1。
Firmus目前仅有2个数据中心在运营，其余95%的计划容量尚未建成1，而公司处于亏损状态1。澳大利亚金融评论曾报道称可能存在投资者需求被虚报的问题1。这一撤销事件反映出市场对AI领域快速扩张项目的谨慎态度。
Firmus Technologies, an AI data center operator backed by Nvidia, has withdrawn its planned initial public offering on the Australian Securities Exchange after investor demand collapsed in the final stages.12 The company had sought to raise A$70 billion at A$11 per share, which would have marked the largest listing on the ASX in three decades.1
The withdrawal underscores growing concerns about the company's valuation trajectory and operational reality. Firmus's estimated value skyrocketed from A$60 billion to A$437 billion in less than a year, yet the firm currently operates only two data centers with 95 percent of its planned capacity still under construction.1 The company is also operating at a loss.1 While market participants had claimed days earlier that investor demand was "far exceeding requirements," the actual level of support proved insufficient to proceed.1 According to reports, there are questions about whether investor demand figures may have been overstated during the marketing phase.1
The pullback reflects potential investor fatigue regarding aggressive valuations in the artificial intelligence sector, particularly for companies with limited operational assets and unproven revenue streams.
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