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Keypath Education slides 5pc in lacklustre debut – The Australian Financial Review
Keypath is Macquarie Capital’s first public float since the glamour intelligence software firm Nuix fell from grace.
Nuix this week issued its second downgrade in five weeks after getting caught up in an Australian Federal Police investigation following a series of investigative reports by The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Australian Financial Review. Its shares have plunged to around half their December issue priced and less than a quarter of their $11.86 January peak.
Keypath is an education technology company known as an online program manager which help established universities outsource the design,…
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