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Da infraestrutura de IA ao cuidado de animais de estimação, semicondutores e exploração de ouro, aqui estão os cinco principais candidatos com maior probabilidade de serem listados no ASX em 2026.
O que é uma oferta pública inicial (IPO)?
1. Tecnologias Firmus
A Firmus Technologies está construindo uma infraestrutura de data center com inteligência artificial na Tasmânia e pode ser uma das empresas de tecnologia mais estrategicamente posicionadas na Austrália no momento.
A Firmus é parceira de nuvem da Nvidia e ingressou no mercado Lepton da fabricante de GPU. A empresa projetou sua plataforma AI Factory modular e líquida em todos os lugares para evoluir com as arquiteturas mais recentes da Nvidia, incluindo a rede Ethernet Nvidia Spectrum-X.
Um aumento de A $330 milhões em setembro de 2025 fechou com uma avaliação pós-monetária de A $1,85 bilhão para a empresa. Em novembro de 2025, após um aumento adicional de A $500 milhões, essa avaliação triplicou para aproximadamente A $6 bilhões.
Um investimento subsequente de A $100 milhões do Grupo Maas no início de 2026 confirmou a avaliação de novembro. É relatado que a Firmus está contemplando um IPO da ASX nos próximos 12 meses e, dada a avaliação privada de A $6 bilhões, espera-se que qualquer aumento público seja bem acima 1 bilhão de dólares australianos.
Com a crescente demanda da Austrália por capacidade computacional soberana de IA e a vantagem de clima frio e energia renovável da Tasmânia para operações de data center em grande escala, a Firmus se destaca como uma das candidatas a IPO da ASX em maior escala em 2026.
No entanto, embora o interesse do mercado na Firmus pareça estar crescendo, o tempo é tudo quando se trata de IPOs. Fique atento à confirmação do momento exato do IPO, do sentimento dos data centers de IA e se a Nvidia sinaliza um aprofundamento de seu envolvimento como investidora-âncora estratégica após a listagem.
2. Raiz
A Rokt, fundada em Sydney, tornou-se discretamente uma das empresas privadas de tecnologia mais valiosas da Austrália. A plataforma adtech de comércio eletrônico que visa ajudar as marcas a monetizar o “momento da transação” agora é avaliada em ~ USD 7,9 bilhões.
Uma folha de termos preparada pela MA Financial projetou uma saída preço da ação de US$72 em cenários básicos, quando as ações são liberadas do depósito em garantia em novembro de 2027.
Espera-se que o Rokt seja potencialmente listado duas vezes nos EUA e no ASX em 2026, possivelmente já no primeiro semestre do ano. IG A estrutura mais amplamente discutida é uma listagem primária da Nasdaq com uma estrutura ASX CDI (CHESS Depositary Interest) para investidores australianos, em vez de uma listagem dupla completa.
A receita da Rokt para o ano encerrado em agosto de 2025 é projetada em USD 743 milhões (aumento de 48% em relação ao ano anterior), com EBITDA previsto em USD 100 milhões e uma margem de lucro bruto de aproximadamente 43%. Atualmente, projeta-se que ultrapasse a marca de receita anual de USD 1 bilhão até agosto de 2026.
A Amazon, a Live Nation e a Uber são todas consideradas clientes da Rokt, e a empresa se expandiu rapidamente na América do Norte e na Europa.
O fato de a Rokt optar por uma listagem primária da Nasdaq com uma estrutura ASX CDI ou por uma listagem dupla completa, isso pode afetar significativamente a liquidez e o acesso dos investidores locais.
3. Cruz verde
A Greencross, empresa por trás da Petbarn, City Farmers e Greencross Vets, está se preparando para se relistar na ASX depois de ser tornada privada pela empresa americana de private equity TPG em 2019.
Atualmente, a TPG possui 55% da Greencross, enquanto a AustralianSuper e o Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) detêm os 45% restantes.
A empresa registrou receita de A $2 bilhões para o exercício financeiro de 2025, um aumento modesto em relação a A $1,95 bilhão em 2024. A TPG pagou A $675 milhões em valor patrimonial pela empresa em 2019; vendeu uma participação de 45% em 2022 com uma avaliação de mais de A $3,5 bilhões. O IPO proposto implica uma avaliação de mais de A $4 bilhões.
A TPG tem como meta uma oferta pública inicial de pelo menos A $700 milhões. O IPO marcará o retorno da Greencross à ASX após uma ausência de oito anos. O tamanho relativamente pequeno do aumento da TPG sugere que a empresa está apostando em um forte desempenho no mercado de reposição antes de sair totalmente.
O anúncio do cronograma de saída da TPG ainda mostra se um IPO de 2026 está previsto. E se a empresa busca um IPO tradicional ou uma venda comercial, esse continua sendo um caminho alternativo.
4. Morse Micro
A Morse Micro é uma empresa de semicondutores com sede em Sydney que desenvolve chips Wi-Fi HaLow projetados para aplicações de IoT na agricultura, logística, cidades inteligentes e monitoramento industrial.
A Morse Micro realizou uma rodada da Série C em setembro de 2025, arrecadando USD 88 milhões, seguida em novembro de 2025 por um aumento pré-IPO de USD 32 milhões, elevando o financiamento total para mais de A $300 milhões.
Ela tem como alvo uma listagem da ASX nos próximos 12 a 18 meses. A Série C foi liderada pela gigante japonesa de chips MegaChips e pela National Reconstruction Fund Corporation.
Prevê-se que as conexões globais de dispositivos de IoT excedam 30 bilhões até 2030, e a Morse Micro seria uma rara empresa de semicondutores puros listada na ASX, que poderia atrair um interesse significativo de gestores de fundos com foco em tecnologia.
A tração de receita da Morse Micro com parceiros de hardware de primeira linha antes da listagem é uma questão de saber se a empresa busca uma listagem simultânea nos EUA, dada a profundidade do apetite dos investidores em semicondutores dos EUA.
5. Recursos para bisontes
A Bison Resources é uma recém-incorporada exploradora de ouro e metais preciosos com foco nos EUA, atualmente no meio de seu IPO na ASX.
A oferta termina em 20 de março de 2026, com uma listagem da ASX prevista para meados de abril de 2026. Em uma capitalização de mercado indicativa de A $13,25 milhões na assinatura completa, Bison é o nome mais especulativo desta lista por uma margem significativa.
A empresa possui quatro projetos de exploração no nordeste de Nevada, dentro da Carlin Trend (um dos cinturões produtores de ouro mais prolíficos do mundo), responsável por aproximadamente 75% da produção de ouro dos EUA.
O IPO busca levantar A $4,5 a A $5,5 milhões (22,5 a 27,5 milhões de ações a A $0,20 por ação). A equipe tem experiência anterior na Sun Silver (ASX: SS1) e na Black Bear Minerals, o que lhe confere um histórico nas listagens de mineração júnior da ASX em Nevada.
IPOs globais: Quais são os maiores IPOs que acontecerão globalmente em 2026?
Conclusão
O calendário de IPO de 2026 da Austrália abrange todo o espectro de risco. Um jogo de infraestrutura de IA apoiado pela Nvidia, uma plataforma de comércio eletrônico de bilhões de dólares e um explorador júnior de ouro com seu IPO já em andamento.
Cada candidato reflete um estágio diferente de maturidade e um perfil de investidor diferente. Juntos, eles sugerem que o ASX pode ter uma injeção significativa de novas listagens em setores que estiveram praticamente ausentes do mercado local nos últimos anos.
In yesterday’s session, the AUDUSD pair experienced a decline of nearly 1%, erasing the gains it had achieved over the past few days. This retracement arrives as the USD displays signs of renewed strength ahead of an upcoming speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Market participants are eagerly awaiting Powell's remarks for to see if he drops any hints on the Fed’s plans.
As anticipation builds for Powell's speech, scheduled for tomorrow, market observers are on high alert for any indications regarding the trajectory of interest rates. They are particularly keen on understanding whether the Fed's rate hikes are done or if further hikes are on the cards. Additionally, the market will scrutinise the language Powell uses, gauging its hawkishness or dovishness to decode the central bank's future strategies.
These cues will aid in forecasting potential rate cuts once inflation subsides to desired levels. Technically, the AUDUSD pair hit a recent low of 0.63642 on August 17th, marking its lowest point since November 2022. There is considerable downside before finding the next significant support level around 0.62.
On the 1-hour timeframe, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is edging close to oversold conditions, while there appears to be a minor horizontal support level holding price just above 0.64. Furthermore, the recent breach of a short-term diagonal support trend is worth noting. The market will closely monitor whether this trend can be reestablished over the coming days.
Overall, as the USD gains momentum leading up to Powell's speech, his comments will likely steer the pair's immediate movements.
Apple has had a spectacular start to 2023, locking in 7 consecutive positive months and putting in an increase of 52.16% year to date at its peak. However, August so far isn’t looking as healthy. Despite the positive financial performance beating Q3 earnings expectations, Apple shares are down 8.48% for the start of August.
Profit taking after 7 green months may be a factor in the recent decline, so the coming days will be key to see if this is a short-term fall or the beginning of a longer-term downtrend. From a technical perspective, price has fallen through an upward trend line that begun at the start of 2023. Price appears to have landed at a key support & resistance level around $177-179.
This temporary bounce also lines up almost exactly at the 2022 yearly open price of $177.83, which adds more strength to this support level. Holding this support level is critical for the price, as a failure to do so could potentially lead to further declines, with the next support level likely around $155-157. Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart recently touched an oversold level of 30, followed by a slight bounce.
Traders will be watching to see if the two factors of RSI oversold and price at a key support level will be enough to stall the recent decline and potentially be a pivoting point to send price back north.
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The main fundamental drivers in my experience are (not an exhaustive list by any means!) The gold price relationship to US bond yields Safe haven flows Central Bank buying Real Yields and Gold The inverse relationship between bond yields and the price of gold is well established, especially the real yield on the US 10-year bond. The reason for this mainly is because the real yield (the real yield is calculated by subtracting inflation expectations from the actual yield of the US 10-year government bond) is seen as the “risk free” rate on an investment, the higher the “risk free” rate is, the less attractive a non-yield paying asset like gold is. As both gold and bonds are seen as safe havens, they are competing for the same investors.
See the screenshot below to illustrate this point. Source: longtermtrends.net The gold line is the price of gold, the black line is the inverted real yield of 10-year treasuries. This chart stretches back 16 years, but the close relationship has gone back much longer than that.
This chart is showing that historically, gold is expensive at the moment as compared to real yields as can be seen by the growing gap between the two recently, this interesting decoupling has been mainly caused by our second fundamental driver – safe haven flows. Safe Haven Flows Geopolitical strife with war in Ukraine and doubts over the health of the global economy got things started with the surge we have seen in gold prices in the last 5 months, but things went into overdrive in March 2023 when Signature bank and Credit Suisse collapsed, bring into question the integrity of the banking system and massive safe haven flows into gold which has pushed the price to within touching distance of hitting all-time highs. With the banking crisis seemingly under control (for now maybe?) gold has lost some momentum, but the fact it is holding around these elevated prices indicates some investors may not think the crisis is over just yet.
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World’s largest entertainment company The Waly Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) announced second quarter financial results ended April 1, 2023, after the market close on Wall Street on Wednesday. Company overview Founded: October 16, 1923 Headquarters: Team Disney Building, Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, California, United States Number of employees: 220,000 (2022) Industry: media, entertainment Key people: Mark Parker (chairman), Bob Iger (CEO) The results Walt Disney reported revenue of $21.815 billion for the quarter vs. $21.795 billion expected. Revenues were up by 13% vs. same period last year.
Earnings per share fell slightly short of expectations at $0.93 per share (down by 14% year-over-year) vs. $0.933 per share estimate. Disney+ subscribers fell from 161.8 million to 157.8 million in the quarter. It has now lost 6.4 million subscribers over the last two quarters.
Company commentary "We’re pleased with our accomplishments this quarter, including the improved financial performance of our streaming business, which reflect the strategic changes we’ve been making throughout the company to realign Disney for sustained growth and success," Robert A. Iger, CEO of the company said in a statement. "From movies to television, to sports, news, and our theme parks, we continue to deliver for consumers, while establishing a more efficient, coordinated, and streamlined approach to our operations," he concluded. The stock was down by over -8% on Thursday, trading at around $92.66 a share.
Stock performance 1 month: -8.31% 3 months: -8.31% Year-to-date: +6.42% 1 year: -11.36% Walt Disney price targets Morgan Stanley: $120 Wells Fargo: $147 Deutsche Bank: $135 Barclays: $107 Guggenheim: $130 Citigroup: $130 JP Morgan: $135 Credit Suisse: $133 Bank of America: $135 Walt Disney is the 63 rd largest company in the world with a market cap of $170.34 billion, according to CompaniesMarketCap. You can trade The Waly Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) and many other stocks from the NYSE, NASDAQ, HKEX, ASX, LSE and DE with GO Markets as a Share CFD. Sources: The Waly Disney Company, TradingView, MarketWatch, MetaTrader 5, CompaniesMarketCap, Wikipedia, MarketBeat
Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) announced first quarter results before the market open in the US on Tuesday. World’s largest ridesharing company beat analyst expectations for the quarter, sending the stock price higher. Company overview Founded: March 2009 Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States Number of employees: 32,800 (2022) Industry: Transportation Key people: Ronald Sugar (Chairman), Dara Khosrowshahi (CEO) The results Uber reported revenue of $8.823 billion (up by 29% vs Q1 2022) vs. $8.703 billion expected.
The company reported loss per share of -$0.08 per share vs. estimate of -$0.087 loss per share. CEO commentary "We significantly accelerated Q1 trip growth to 24% from 19% last quarter, with Mobility trip growth of 32%, as a result of improved earner and consumer engagement,” Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber said in a letter to shareholders. "Looking ahead, we are focused on extending our product, scale and platform advantages to sustain market-leading top and bottom-line growth beyond 2023," Khosrowshahi added. The stock was up +11.55% on Tuesday at $36.53 a share.
Stock performance 1 month: +16.34% 3 months: +18.07% Year-to-date: +47.67% 1 year: +23.92% Uber price targets Wedbush: $44 Needham: $54 RBC Capital: $46 Deutsche Bank: $44 JMP Securities: $55 Wolfe Research: $45 UBS: $48 JP Morgan: $52 Wells Fargo: $53 Uber is the 196 th largest company in the world with a market cap of $73.54 billion, according to CompaniesMarketCap. You can trade Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) and many other stocks from the NYSE, NASDAQ, HKEX, ASX, LSE and DE with GO Markets as a Share CFD. Sources: Uber Technologies Inc., TradingView, MarketWatch, MetaTrader 5, Benzinga, CompaniesMarketCap, Wikipedia
The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) announced the latest financial results for the first three months of 2023 before the market open in the US on Monday. The US Beverage company posted solid results for the quarter, beating both revenue and earnings per share (EPS) estimates. Company overview Founded: January 29, 1892 Headquarters: Atlanta, Georgia, United States Number of employees: 79,000 (2021) Industry: Beverage Key people: James Quincey (chairman and CEO), Brian Smith (president and COO) Owners: Berkshire Hathaway (9.23%), The Vanguard Group (7.90%), BlackRock (6.45%) The results The company reported revenue of $10.959 billion vs. $10.797 billion expected.
Revenues were up by 5% year-over-year. EPS at $0.68 per share (up by 6% from the same period last year) vs. $0.646 per share estimate. CEO commentary ''We are encouraged by our first quarter 2023 results,'' James Quincey, CEO of company said in a press release. ''Our system alignment is stronger than ever, and our networked organization is allowing us to adapt as needed.
We continue to invest for the long term, strengthening our capabilities to drive sustainable value for our stakeholders. We have the right portfolio, the right strategy and the right execution to deliver in the marketplace. We are confident in our ability to deliver on our 2023 objectives,'' Quincey concluded.
The latest results did not have a massive impact on the share price on Monday. The stock was up by 0.41% at $64.25 per share. Stock performance 1 month: +4.74% 3 months: +6.69% Year-to-date: +1.02% 1 year: -2.55% The Coca-Cola Company price targets Barclays: $72 Deutsche Bank: $60 Citigroup: $68 UBS: $72 Morgan Stanley: $70 Wells Fargo: $70 Wedbush: $63 Credit Suisse: $64 HSBC: $76 The Coca-Cola Company is the 30 th largest company in the world with a market cap of $277.94 billion, according to CompaniesMarketCap.
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