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Short sellers target Maas Group as proxy bet after Firmus AI IPO collapses

Published by The Australian · Australia 10 h ago

Wilson Asset Management holds a stake in Maas in its WAM Founders Fund, which it chose to increase after Maas announced a sale of its construction materials business of quarries…

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