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Forrest, Wylie back Melbourne cancer start-up in $12m seed round (opens the original)
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A Melbourne biotech developing a nuclear-science-backed therapy for a range of hard-to-treat cancers has attracted investment from three venture capital firms led by some of Australia’s most prominent business figures and the son of Apple founder Steve Jobs. Skopos Bio, an oncology start-up founded by three scientists from Melbourne’s Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, will use $12 million in seed funding from Andrew Forrest’s Tenmile, John Wylie’s Tin Alley Ventures and Reed Jobs’ Yosemite to advan
Megaport boosts profit expectations after securing $1b in AI contracts (opens the original)
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Megaport has won three new artificial intelligence contracts worth nearly $1 billion, prompting the Technology infrastructure company to boost its forecasts for annual revenue, earnings and capital expenditure. Shares in the group surged 7.2 per cent to $20.20 in Tuesday afternoon trade after it revealed $978.6 million in new contracts under its subsidiary Latitude.sh – a cloud provider it acquired in November. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Maas Group’s Firmus punt pays off, despite earnings volatility (opens the original)
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Maas Group is asking investors to overlook short-term earnings uncertainty for massive potential upside from the artificial intelligence boom, as the contractor ties its fortunes to Firmus and its upcoming sharemarket listing that could value the AI data centre developer at up to $128 billion. The Dubbo-based company said on Thursday it was scrapping earnings guidance because the changing nature of its business meant there was too much volatility in its revenue streams. But its shares jumped 8 p
IDP discloses $700m Blackstone takeover bid – two weeks after it lands (opens the original)
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IDP Education says it received a takeover offer from Blackstone more than two weeks ago but rejected the bid because it undervalued the company, the country’s largest listed provider of schooling for international students. The company, which has seen its share price slashed by almost two-thirds this year as the Albanese government restricts international student visas, also said it had received an earlier, lower bid from the New York-based buyout giant but did not specify when. Gift 5 articles
Redbubble owner hails business reset after returning to profit (opens the original)
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The owner of print-on-demand marketplaces Redbubble and TeePublic has staged an unlikely revival since a plunging share price sparked an ugly boardroom stoush last year, posting its first profit in a decade aside from a brief earnings spike during the pandemic. E-commerce group Articore, whose platforms connect independent artists with consumers by allowing them to print their designs on shirts, stickers and phone cases via third-party suppliers, reported earnings before interest and taxes of $1
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