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Morgan Stanley says Firmus could be worth as much as $128b
Morgan Stanley research values AI chip rental firm Firmus at up to $128 billion ahead of its planned IPO next month; four banks will manage the float.
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Bank of America
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Australia's Firmus raises $505M from Coatue and Nvidia at $5.5B valuation ahead of $2B IPO
Firmus, an Australian builder of AI data centres, has banked $505 million from Coatue and Nvidia at a $5.5 billion valuation, with a $10 billion debt facility already secured and a sharemarket float planned.
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The Week in AgriFoodTech: New climate tech deals in Europe, banks urged to stop funding livestock
Weekly roundup: European climate and food startup raises, an Australian biotech's funding, Rappi buying Fountain9, Motif FoodWorks shutting down, a new Certis CEO, and a letter pressing banks over livestock lending.
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The top 20 agtech deals of 2023
A year-end countdown of 2023's twenty largest agtech funding rounds, from biofuels and carbon marketplaces to farm robotics, with EcoCeres' $400 million raise at the top.
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Volopay strengthens its leadership team with the hire of Nirvikar Jain
Volopay appoints Nirvikar Jain as Global Business Officer to drive its Australian expansion, and the piece recalls the company's US$29 million Series A backed by JAM Fund, Winklevoss Capital, Rapyd Ventures and others.