Nuix tumbles 22pc as investors ‘overreact’ to light first half
Nuix shares fell as much as 27 per cent on Wednesday as the investigative software analytics provider failed to convince investors that contracts would pick up in the second half.
Nuix shares fell as much as 27 per cent on Wednesday as the investigative software analytics provider failed to convince investors that contracts would pick up in the second half.
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