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Ceasing to be a substantial holder for CYB

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Jan 31, 2025
  • 2 pages

Change in substantial holding

Change in substantial holding

  • Jan 28, 2025
  • 38 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - NXT

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Jan 13, 2025
  • 5 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Dec 18, 2024
  • 2 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - NXT

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 18, 2024
  • 6 pages

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January

AirTrunk’s Robin Khuda, Telstra’s Vicky Brady and Google’s Mel Silva give their views on the impact of DeepSeek.

What Australia’s tech leaders think of DeepSeek’s AI

Prominent technology chiefs offer their views on the sudden rise of DeepSeek: it’s a game changer, competition is good and expect more market gyrations.

  • Paul Smith, Joshua Peach and Amelia McGuire
NextDC chief executive Craig Scroggie says DeepSeek, or other more efficient AI models would still ultimately use the same amount of power overall.

DeepSeek dents outlook for AI-fuelled power boom

NextDC’s CEO says data centre power use will not fall after US energy stocks were smashed by expectations DeepSeek will pierce AI-fuelled electricity demand.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith and Paul Smith
Jim Chanos has been long been a bearish investor, and once oversaw a portfolio of more than $11 billion.

The wall of money heading for data centres has short-sellers excited

High-profile fund manager Jim Chanos says there’s too much exuberance about the sector and developers see only growing demand driven by artificial intelligence.

  • Tess Bennett

November 2024

NextDC CEO Craig Scroggie (r) talks to AFR technology editor Paul Smith in Sydney.

Nuclear ban holds Australia back from data centre opportunity

Craig Scroggie says without a ‘logical conversation’ on nuclear, Australia may miss an opportunity to grab an outsized chunk of the booming data centre industry.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Joe Bartolo, founder and CEO of civil construction and heavy equipment hire group Symal.

From one wheelbarrow and a ute to a $437m ASX listing

Symal Group founder Joe Bartolo started from humble beginnings in 2001 to build his construction group into a large enough player to float on the exchange this year.

  • Simon Evans
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October 2024

The Macquarie Park Data Centre in Sydney.

Big banks fund Macquarie Technology bid to cash in on AirTrunk effect

The funding agreement came as new research showed investment in data centres was expected to hit $26 billion by 2030 amid booming demand from technology giants.

  • Paul Smith

September 2024

Craig Scroggie, Chief executive of NextDC hopes to raise $750 million to fuel the data centre company’s expansion into Asia.

NextDC raises $750m for Asia land grab, racing AirTrunk

NextDC is cashing in on investors’ exuberance for data centres, raising $750 million to ride the euphoric mood set by its rival AirTrunk’s $24 billion deal.

  • Tess Bennett
NextDC chief executive Craig Scroggie.

UBS, Morgan Stanley on the ticket for NextDC’s $550m placement

Funds will be raised for the data centre operator at a fixed price of $17.15 per share, representing a 3.9 per cent discount to the last close.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
AirTrunk’s deals have been themed around Star Wars, with the company’s chief financial officer a fan of the sci-fi series.

Inside Project Amidala: AirTrunk’s $24b deal

Four years ago, Blackstone missed its chance to buy up the data centre giant. It wasn’t about to make the same mistake twice, even if it cost $24 billion.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Robin Khuda says AirTrunk has “always been ahead of the game”.

Khuda sets $100b valuation target for AirTrunk’s next trick

Billionaire Robin Khuda has praised his own foresight in investing in data centres tailor-made for tech giants after creating a $24 billion business in less than a decade.

  • Paul Smith and Tess Bennett
AirTrunk founder Robin Khuda founded AirTrunk less than a decade ago.

AirTrunk’s $23.5b AI pay day

Blackstone emerged as the winning bidder in the year’s biggest merger and acquisition deal, netting its founder Robin Khuda a $1 billion-plus payday.

  • Paul Smith and Anthony Macdonald
Robin Khuda arrived in Australia as an 18-year-old from Bangladesh, and is now at the centre of the year’s biggest deal.

Robin Khuda is the ringleader of this year’s biggest M&A deal

The founder of AirTrunk has cashed in on the inexorable rise in demand for processing power and built a vast fortune on the rise of cloud computing.

  • Paul Smith and Tess Bennett

August 2024

NextDC chief Craig Scroggie.

No sweetener for NextDC in AirTrunk’s $20b auction

The CEO of data centre group NextDC, Craig Scroggie, doesn’t expect AirTrunk’s sale to influence the way his company is valued by the sharemarket.

  • Tess Bennett

July 2024

Former resources minister Keith Pitt.

Roaring Keith! Ex-mining minister buys booming coal stocks

Australian mining stocks are ripping, and former LNP federal resources minister Keith Pitt has added three mines to his investment properties.

  • Mark Di Stefano

May 2024

The Google Cloud data centre in Germany relies on AI chips inside its servers to help provide co-piloting programs to humans.

Nuclear, data centres are in a sweet spot for investors

Analysts are scouring sharemarkets for ways to profit from the rush of money into the data centres that will support the rise of AI.

  • Tom Richardson
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Dennison Hambling, the MD of Intelligent Monitoring Group, says Australia has become uncompetitive and is being strangled by compliance rules. A cut in corporate tax rates would free up capital for extra investment.

CEOs to Labor: Cut taxes and tech investment will ramp up

Dennison Hambling of security monitoring company IMG says Australia is five to 10 years behind other countries and a corporate tax rate cut would free up capital to make bolder investments.

  • Simon Evans and Tess Bennett
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Bevan Slattery

Rich Lister entrepreneur’s final start-up will build underwater robots

Bevan Slattery is arguably Australia’s most successful tech entrepreneurs of the last 20 years. He thinks he has one more start-up in him, and has big plans for reviving coral reefs.

  • Tess Bennett
Tribeca’s Jun Bei Liu.

These stocks are primed for ‘tectonic-sized’ tailwinds

The magnificent seven are not the only way to play artificial intelligence, there’s money to be made in storage, energy and software on the ASX too.

  • Jun Bei Liu
Macquarie Capital’s Asia Pacific boss Tim Joyce.

Macquarie’s Tim Joyce puts annual conference to good use

There’s nothing like the annual Macquarie Australia conference to drive home the synergies available to the full-service investment bank.

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  • Myriam Robin
David Tudehope, co founder of Macquarie Technology Group.

Macquarie Technology founders cash out; E&P Capital on trade

Stockbroker Evans and Partners crossed two lines of stock in the ASX-listed data centre operator after-market on Monday.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

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