El índice bursátil de Singapur cae más del 2%.

RBC Capital Markets se ha vuelto más cauteloso con el sector de productos de construcción antes de la temporada de resultados del tercer trimestre, rebajando las previsiones de beneficios y la calificación de varias acciones, debido a que los altos tipos de interés, la inflación y la débil demanda de viviendas podrían prolongarse hasta 2027.

SK hynix ha seleccionado el equipo de suscriptores para la salida a bolsa en Estados Unidos de su filial de memorias NAND, Solidigm, eligiendo a Goldman Sachs y Morgan Stanley como líderes, con una recaudación prevista de unos 10 billones de dólares. Esta es la primera vez que SK hynix define una vía independiente de capitalización para este activo desde la adquisición de los negocios NAND y SSD de Intel y la posterior creación de Solidigm.

Reuters reported on October 8 that, on Thursday, news emerged that the AI company Firmus, supported by Nvidia (NVDA.O), is considering adjusting the terms of its highly anticipated $5 billion IPO. Shares of the Australian Maas Group (MGH.AX) plunged by 30% at one point. The stock dropped to AUD 4.47, marking its biggest intraday decline and reaching the lowest point since May 6, erasing approximately AUD 694 million (USD 483.37 million) from the company's construction services market capitalization. Details: Maas holds a 3.2% stake in this data center operator and earlier committed in early August to inject an additional AUD 300 million through ordinary and preferred shares priced at AUD 230 per share. Maas announced in an exchange filing that speculation about whether the IPO would proceed as planned has weighed on market sentiment, adding that it has no undisclosed information that could explain the situation. Firmus lists OpenAI as an anchor client and is preparing for what could be the second largest IPO in Australian history. Earlier this week, reports indicated that the company might cut its offering price from AUD 11 per share. If successfully completed, this would be the largest IPO in nearly thirty years in Australia, only behind the AUD 10 billion IPO of the largest telecom operator Telstra in 1997 (TLS.AX). Before Thursday’s plunge, Maas Group shares were up roughly 44% over the past 12 months, as investors valued its connection with AI-driven data center construction. Firmus has not yet responded to Reuters' request for comment. (1 USD = 1.4358 AUD) (For readers whose native language is not English, Reuters automatically translates its reports into several other languages. Automatic translations may have errors or lack important context, so Reuters does not guarantee the accuracy of these texts and provides them only for the convenience of readers. Reuters is not liable for any damages or losses arising from the use of its automatic translation function.)