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Goodman Group and Digital Realty have acquired 75.2 million NEXTDC shares for a 9.9% stake, creating a powerful new shareholder bloc in Australia’s data-centre sector. The pair say they have no present takeover intention, but have explicitly kept that option available if circumstances change.

DXN has delivered a sharp revenue rebound and lifted its backlog to A$30.8 million, but the growth story is complicated by the expected cancellation of its maiden A$8.8 million AI contract. The company is relying on a new A$12.2 million project, expanding factories and improved customer collections to convert momentum into cash.

NEXTDC has swung to a statutory profit of $82.1 million in FY26, driven by a record 202% jump in contracted utilisation and a strategic shift in lease accounting that added a $128.8 million fair value gain. The company’s $3.4 billion capital expenditure underscores its aggressive expansion, including the opening of its first international data centre in Kuala Lumpur.

DXN Limited posted a 47.5% revenue increase to $3.7 million in Q3 FY26, buoyed by a surge in modular data centre projects and a growing pipeline of 891 identified contracts. The company advanced its Asia-Pacific footprint through a JV in Indonesia and a Malaysian manufacturing push, while securing a $5.3 million Cable Landing Station contract in Latin America.