CANBERRA -- Major Australian data center operator NextDC's shares tumbled 40% on Wednesday after the company revealed that a public backlash had stalled plans to increase power supply to a...
The company cited power supply delays at its Melbourne facility amid local community and stakeholder opposition for lowering earnings forecast.
NextDC shares fell 44% and wiped about A$3.1 billion from its market value in early trade.
It also paused every new data center project and land acquisition "for the foreseeable future."
NextDC’s Melbourne electricity woes have sent its shares tumbling, in a stark demonstration of the growing financial risks of community opposition to Australia’s data centre boom.
Nextdc Ltd.’s shares plummeted after the data center operator said it was considering force majeure options and cut earnings guidance as community opposition delayed one of its major projects in...
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