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Digital Realty, Goodman Buy 9.9% of NEXTDC in Stock Market Raid

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 08 November 2026, 23:07 UTC By Angus Whitley 1 min read
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Digital Realty, Goodman Buy 9.9% of NEXTDC in Stock Market Raid Goodman Group and Digital Realty Trust Inc. jointly acquired a 9.9% stake in Australian data center company NEXTDC Ltd. after an aftermarket raid on the stock, opening the door to potential collaboration. The two companies paid an average of A$9.22 for each share, they said in a statement Monday. NEXTDC fell 2.7% in early Sydney trading Monday, after the stock surged 77% last week.

Digital Realty, Goodman Buy 9.9% of NEXTDC in Stock Market Raid Goodman Group and Digital Realty Trust Inc. jointly acquired a 9.9% stake in Australian data center company NEXTDC Ltd. after an aftermarket raid on the stock, opening the door to potential collaboration. The two companies paid an average of A$9.22 for each share, they said in a statement Monday. NEXTDC fell 2.7% in early Sydney trading Monday, after the stock surged 77% last week.
Digital Realty (ORG) Goodman Buy (ORG) NEXTDC (ORG) Goodman Group (ORG) Digital Realty Trust Inc. (ORG) Australian (ORG) NEXTDC Ltd. (ORG) Sydney (LOCATION)
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