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Reuters, October 8 - On Thursday, shares of Australian Securities Exchange operator ASX Ltd (ASX.AX) soared to a near two-month high after Citigroup raised its annual earnings forecast for the company, citing strong first-quarter performance and expecting robust market activity to continue into the first half of the year. Details are as follows: The exchange operator’s average daily trading volume in the spot market grew by 16% year-on-year in September. Citigroup analysts reported a 44% surge in daily futures volume that month, approaching historical highs, which may reflect both structural and cyclical factors, including interest rate outlooks and changes in the bond market. Citigroup added that strong market activity is likely to persist at least through the first half of the year, and therefore raised its annual earnings per share projection for ASX by 2%. Citigroup noted, on the downside, that corporate market activity remained subdued in September. However, with Glencore’s GLEN.L planning a secondary listing in October and Firmus planning an initial public offering (IPO) in October, short-term market activity is expected to be boosted. Both Citigroup and UBS raised their target prices for ASX from A$60.10 and A$64.20 to A$61.00 and A$65.50, respectively. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs remains cautious about the strategy of new CEO Anthony Attia and the company's future potential financial situation. Goldman Sachs also flagged execution risks for the exchange operator's CHESS system replacement and technology modernization plans, after the central bank stated in September that the company's clearing and settlement facilities fell short of its expectations. ASX shares closed up 3.8%, hitting a near two-month high and ranking among the top performers in the S&P/ASX 200 index. (For the convenience of non-native English speakers, Reuters automatically translates its reports into several other languages. As automated translation may be inaccurate or lack necessary context, Reuters does not guarantee the accuracy of automated translation texts, and they are provided solely for readers' convenience. Reuters assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by the use of the automated translation function.)

Media reports code has been updated; analyst comments added in points 4 and 5, with closing stock price updates by Kumar Tanishk/Aamir Khalid Reuters, October 8th – On Thursday, shares of Australian building services provider Maas Group (MGH.AX) plunged 30%, marking a record intraday decline. This followed reports that Nvidia (NVDA.O)-backed AI firm Firmus is considering adjusting the terms of its highly anticipated 5 billion USD initial public offering (IPO). The stock fell to an intraday low of 4.47 AUD, its lowest since May 6, closing down 22.4%. The company's market value dropped by approximately 517 million AUD (359.52 million USD). More details: Maas holds a 3.2% stake in this data center operator. Earlier in August, Maas injected an additional 300 million AUD by purchasing ordinary and preferred stock at 230 AUD per share (link). In a filing to the exchange, Maas stated that speculation around whether the IPO will proceed as planned has put pressure on market sentiment and added that the company is unaware of any undisclosed information explaining the transaction. Firmus lists OpenAI as a key client and is preparing for what would be the second-largest IPO in Australian history (link). Earlier this week, reports suggested it might lower the IPO price from 11 AUD per share. “This selloff reflects a reasonable decrease in the intrinsic value of Maas’ Firmus holdings, but the drop has been somewhat excessive,” said Emanuel Ajay Datt, Managing Director of Datt Group. Datt noted that if Firmus' IPO price declines from 11 AUD to 9 AUD, the value of Maas’ stake would decrease by about 75 million AUD. However, he pointed out, this loss remains limited compared to the company’s market cap slump on the day. If successful, this IPO will be the largest in Australia in nearly thirty years, second only to the 1997 listing of leading telecom operator Telstra’s TLS.AX, which raised about 10 billion USD. Before Thursday’s plunge, Maas Group’s shares were up around 44% over the past 12 months, as investors were optimistic about its links to AI-driven data center construction projects. Firmus has yet to respond to Reuters' request for comment. (1 USD = 1.4380 AUD) (For the convenience of non-English speakers, Reuters provides automated translations of its reports into several other languages. Since machine translations may contain errors or lack necessary context, Reuters does not guarantee accuracy, offering them purely as a reader service. Reuters bears no responsibility for any damage or loss arising from the use of automated translation.)

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