BUZZ - Australia's Maas Group hits all-time high after Meta Firmus deal
路透社2026/09/29 02:31September 29 - **Real estate company Maas GroupMGH.AX shares rose as much as 3.2% to 7.090 Australian dollars, hitting a record high
** Artificial intelligence infrastructure company Firmus Technologies (Maas Group holds nearly 3.2% of its shares (link)) signed an agreement with Meta PlatformsMETA.O (link) to provide GPU computing power at its AI data centers
** Backed by Nvidia and with OpenAI as a key client, Firmus is preparing a $5 billion initial public offering (link)
** So far this year, MGH shares are up 29%
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