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Firmus valued itself 'way too high' and paid the price

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Sydney-based AI startup Firmus Technologies was close to listing on the Australian Stock Exchange at a $43.7 billion market capitalisation.

Tim Rosenfield (left) and Oliver Curtis, the co-CEOs of Firmus Technologies.
Tim Rosenfield (left) and Oliver Curtis, the co-CEOs of Firmus Technologies.

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  • (seen 5 hours after it was published) the report was edited: 12 words added, 12 removed.
  • (seen 4 hours after it was published) the headline was changed: How Firmus valued itself 'way too high' and paid the biggest IPO in three decades, fell over price

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