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Australia’s digital infrastructure provider Firmus is preparing to launch a $5 billion initial public offering on the Australian Securities Exchange, according to a corporate term sheet reviewed by Reuters. The planned public debut is scheduled to take place on October 6, 2026, marking one of the largest technology listings on the Sydney-based exchange in recent years.

The proposed $5 billion valuation underscores growing institutional investor demand for domestic data center capacity and artificial intelligence infrastructure. According to the term sheet details reported by Reuters, the transaction structure aims to draw substantial backing from both local and international institutional funds. Market participants have watched the Australian Securities Exchange closely for large-scale technology floats as digital transformation accelerates across the Asia-Pacific region.

Corporate advisors and underwriting syndicates are finalizing book-building procedures ahead of the early October launch date. Regulatory filings lodged with Australian authorities outline the formal timeline for the listing process, which will culminate in the trading debut on October 6, 2026. Further updates regarding share pricing ranges and institutional allocations are expected to emerge as the prospectus period progresses.