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NEXTDC Shares Jump After Data Center Operator Wins New Contracts

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 21 July 2026, 01:35 UTC By Carmeli Argana 1 min read
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NEXTDC Shares Jump After Data Center Operator Wins New Contracts NEXTDC Ltd. shares advanced after the Brisbane-based data-center operator said it had won new customer contracts, bolstering its contracted utilization by 11% in the three months to June. The stock rose as much as 5%, the most since July 15, after pro-forma contracted utilization increased to 740 megawatts during the period, according to an exchange filing. The pro-forma forward order book has increased to 565 megawatts as a...

NEXTDC Shares Jump After Data Center Operator Wins New Contracts NEXTDC Ltd. shares advanced after the Brisbane-based data-center operator said it had won new customer contracts, bolstering its contracted utilization by 11% in the three months to June. The stock rose as much as 5%, the most since July 15, after pro-forma contracted utilization increased to 740 megawatts during the period, according to an exchange filing. The pro-forma forward order book has increased to 565 megawatts as a result of the new contract wins, it said.
NEXTDC (ORG) Data Center Operator Wins New Contracts (ORG) Data Center Operator Wins New Contracts NEXTDC Ltd. (ORG) Brisbane (LOCATION)
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