NextDC stock surges after rival data center operators acquire stake
Shares in Australian data center operator NextDC surged following reports that real estate firm Goodman Group and Digital Realty Trust acquired a strategic stake in the company.
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Shares in Australian data center provider NextDC Limited surged on November 4 after reports surfaced that rival developer Goodman Group and US-listed Digital Realty Trust Incorporated acquired a stake in the company. Bloomberg Tech reported that NextDC stock jumped by as much as 39 percent in Sydney trading, marking its biggest rise since 2010. Investing.com reported a share surge of 43 percent. [1][3][4][6]
According to Bloomberg Tech, the share price movement followed a report by the Australian Financial Review stating that Goodman Group and Digital Realty Trust taken a substantial interest in NextDC. Reuters reported that Goodman Group and Digital Realty launched a share bid of up to 499.7 million dollars to acquire a stake of up to 9.9 percent in the Australian data center firm. [1][5]
Digital Realty is an American real estate investment trust founded in 2004 that operates carrier-neutral data centers, colocation facilities, and interconnection services globally. NextDC is currently expanding its infrastructure, including its M3 data center under construction in the West Footscray suburb of Melbourne, Australia. [1][7]
In short
- NextDC shares jumped between 39% and 43% in Sydney trading on November 4.
- Goodman Group and Digital Realty Trust launched a share bid of up to $499.7 million for NextDC.
- The target stake for Goodman Group and Digital Realty in NextDC is up to 9.9%.
- Digital Realty is a US-listed real estate investment trust that operates over 300 data center facilities worldwide.
Sources
Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.
- [1]Nextdc Surges on Report of Goodman, Digital Realty Buying StakeBloomberg Tech, 2h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Nextdc Surges on Report of Goodman, Digital Realty Buying StakeBloomberg.com, 2h ago
- [3]NextDC shares surge 43% as Goodman, Digital Realty buy stakeInvesting.com, 1h ago
- [4]NextDC shares surge 43% as Goodman, Digital Realty buy stake By Investing.comInvesting.com South Africa, 1h ago
- [5]Goodman Group, Digital Realty launch up to $499.7 million share bid on NextDC: term sheetReuters, 18h ago
- [6]Nextdc shares surge on report of stake buying interest from Goodman, Digital RealtyTraders Union, 2h ago
Background
- [7]Digital Realty on Wikipedia
- [8]TechnologyOne on Wikipedia
- [9]Report on Wikipedia
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