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- Oct 1, 2026
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Transurban spends $4.5b to boost stakes in Sydney toll roads (opens the original)
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Transurban will spend $4.5 billion in cash to boost its stakes in Sydney’s best-performing toll roads, including WestConnex, as it tries to lift earnings for shareholders amid concerns over its lack of growth options. The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP), which has been a co-investor in Transurban’s toll roads since 2010, is selling its equity stakes in Sydney toll roads Westlink M7, NorthConnex and WestConnex to Transurban. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscr
Goodman Group axes $1.2b Sydney data centre after backlash (opens the original)
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Property developer Goodman has canned plans to build a $1.2 billion data centre just 16 metres away from homes on Sydney’s north shore after its proposal was attacked by policymakers and residents. The company has told the NSW planning department that it is withdrawing its development for the data centre, known as Project Mars, and it no longer wants the proposal to be assessed. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Data centre developers feel the heat in Sydney’s north shore (opens the original)
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Data centre developers got first-hand experience of NIMBY opposition to their projects on Tuesday in a fiery inquiry hearing that focused on a planned $1.2 billion facility the builder conceded would be within 16 metres of homes on Sydney’s north shore. Senators including Liberal Sarah Henderson questioned the appropriateness of building giant Goodman Group’s plans for a data centre in Lane Cove West that could be as high as 38 metres and close to residences. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose
Firmus needs hundreds of billions of dollars for ambitious expansion (opens the original)
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Firmus says it has access to hundreds of billions of dollars worth of electronic chips and servers from the world’s most valuable company, Nvidia, under a five-year strategic agreement the data centre developer signed before its $7 billion sharemarket float. The Australian developer, which plans to list on the ASX in late October, and its technology partner, Nvidia, want to expand Firmus’ use of the US company’s chips by 10 times, even though such an ambitious increase would be eye-wateringly ex
Firmus founders lay out a timeline to cash out billion-dollar stakes (opens the original)
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Firmus’ three founders will be able to sell hundreds of millions of dollars of shares 12 months after the data centre developer lists in the largest ASX float on record, and can offload another 30 per cent of their stake a year later, prospective investors have been told in meetings this week. Oliver Curtis owns 13 per cent of the company, which rents out high-end processing chips for artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
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