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NextDC board hires bankers for potential takeover battle

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 05, 2026 • 12:11 AM
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The data centre group has tapped Barrenjoey and UBS as advisers on any potential approach after its shares were raided by Goodman Group and its US partner.

NextDC board hires bankers for potential takeover battle

NextDC’s board has hired bankers and says it will consider any genuine takeover approaches after its shares were raided by Australian property developer Goodman Group and New York-listed Digital Realty Trust on Wednesday afternoon.

As reported by The Australian Financial Review ’s Street Talk column, Australian property developer Goodman Group and New York-listed Digital Realty Trust acquired 7.5 per cent of the embattled data centre landlord in a sharemarket raid on Wednesday afternoon.

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