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Fermi Soars in Nasdaq Debut and Secures London Listing After $683 Million IPO

The nine-month-old REIT remains pre-revenue as it pursues a single Texas HyperGrid campus to power AI data centers.

Overview

  • The offering sold 32.5 million shares at $21 each, raising about $682.5 million.
  • Shares closed at $32.53, up roughly 55% on day one, with reports placing its market value from about $15 billion to above $19 billion.
  • The company completed a dual listing on the London Stock Exchange a day later, with advisers describing the near-simultaneous process as first of its kind.
  • Fermi plans a 5,236-acre Amarillo campus combining nuclear, natural gas, solar and storage, targeting 1.1 gigawatts by the end of 2026 and up to 11 gigawatts at scale.
  • It has a non-binding 20-year letter of intent with an unnamed first tenant and warns in its prospectus of execution, supply-chain and lease-concentration risks.