Firmus IPO priced at $11 a share; Maas Group’s 3.2% stake offers indirect exposure
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Firmus' IPO pricing at $11 implies a $43.7bn valuation, boosting the implied value of Maas Group' 3.2% stake and prompting Macquarie to lift its Maas valuation. Completion of Maas' $1.61bn construction materials divestment further strengthens balance sheet flexibility and potential capital actions (e.g., buyback). While the news is single-name specific, it reinforces investor appetite for AI-linked infrastructure exposures.
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Firmus has priced its IPO at $11 per share, valuing the data centre company at $43.7 billion. Maas Group has been steadily increasing its holding in Firmus and now owns 3.2% of the company. At that valuation, Maas Group’s stake implies $4 per share, versus $1.42 previously reflected in its valuation. Macquarie lifted its target price for Maas Group to $8.15 from $6.75 and noted the company has completed the divestment of its construction materials business for $1.61 billion.
