News · Equities · BBC Business · Fri, Oct 9, 2026 4:00 AM
Firmus Pulls Back IPO Amid Volatility, Nvidia Backing Stays
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Nvidia-backed AI data-centre company Firmus cancels planned mega-IPO citing market volatility.
Firmus, an AI data‑centre firm backed by Nvidia, has withdrawn its planned mega‑stock‑market listing.
The company said the decision was driven by recent market volatility and prevailing conditions.
The move follows a broader trend of tech firms postponing or canceling IPOs amid uncertain market sentiment.
Impact on AI and Data‑Centre Sectors
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Market impact
The cancellation may dampen investor enthusiasm for AI-related IPOs, as it signals caution in a volatile environment. Traders may watch Nvidia’s share price for any ripple effects, and data-centre operators could reassess capital-raising plans.
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