In today’s briefing:
- Domain Holdings (DHG AU): CoStar Returns with a Final NBIO at A$4.43
- CoreWeave Inc. (CRWV): IPO Terms Being Reworked at Eleventh Hour; Caution Needed
- Tech Supply Chain Tracker (28-Mar-2025): US and China in robotic race.
- Qualys’ TotalAI Could Disrupt Cybersecurity – Here’s Why CISOs Are Scrambling to Get On Board!
- Arrow Electronics: Margin Stability & Operational Efficiency Powering Our ‘Outperform’ Rating!
- Soluna Holdings, Inc. – Project Dorothy 2 Powers Up
- SurgePays, Inc. – Looking Forward to 2025
- Sylogist (TSX:SYZ)
- Peloton Interactive: Subscription Business Growth & Financial Deleveraging Are Key Positive Developments!
- Atlassian Corporation: Here Are The 6 Game-Changing Plans Set To Drive Expansion In 2025!

Domain Holdings (DHG AU): CoStar Returns with a Final NBIO at A$4.43
- Domain Holdings Australia (DHG AU) announced a final non-binding proposal from Costar Group (CSGP US) at A$4.43, a 5.5% premium to the previous A$4.20 offer.
- The scheme vote is low-risk as Nine Entertainment Co Holdings (NEC AU) seems supportive. Nine suggested that the revised price would result in after-tax cash proceeds of A$1.4 billion.
- While attractive to precedent transaction multiples, the revised offer remains light compared to peer multiples. Nevertheless, expect a binding proposal to be forthcoming.
CoreWeave Inc. (CRWV): IPO Terms Being Reworked at Eleventh Hour; Caution Needed
- According to sources, the deal is being reworked with significant share size reduction and a downwardly-revised price.
- Ultimately, a smaller size transaction with a more attractive valuation will make this IPO easier to digest.
- We lack conviction in this IPO at this time and believe that investors looking to have a long-term position in the company may be better suited as an aftermarket participant.
Tech Supply Chain Tracker (28-Mar-2025): US and China in robotic race.
- US and China are fiercely competing in the development of humanoid robots, with China’s DeepSeek V3 setting new standards in AI technology on Apple’s Mac Studio.
- A Dell executive cautions against the hype surrounding AI, emphasizing the critical need for a strategic approach and proposing a two-question reality check at the AI EXPO 2025.
- Vietnam responds to US trade surplus and tariff concerns by reducing tariffs and approving StarLink, showcasing the country’s efforts to address economic challenges.
Qualys’ TotalAI Could Disrupt Cybersecurity – Here’s Why CISOs Are Scrambling to Get On Board!
- Qualys, Inc., a pioneer in software-as-a-service (SaaS) security, recently shared its fourth-quarter 2024 financial results and strategic updates, marking its 25th anniversary.
- The company’s CEO, Sumedh Thakar, emphasized the transformation and rebranding efforts that have strengthened Qualys’ position in the cybersecurity sector.
- Their platform, initially focused on vulnerability scanning, has evolved into a comprehensive risk analytics and quantification solution, leveraging AI to provide an integrated risk management workflow for customers.
Arrow Electronics: Margin Stability & Operational Efficiency Powering Our ‘Outperform’ Rating!
- Arrow Electronics concluded the fourth quarter of 2024 with a mixed performance, characterized by resilience and adaptability amidst challenging market conditions, notably in the semiconductor industry.
- The company reported financial metrics that exceeded expectations, with total sales of $7.3 billion and non-GAAP earnings per share of $2.97.
- These results reflect Arrow’s strategic focus on navigating the semiconductor market’s cyclical correction and strengthening its global components segment.
Soluna Holdings, Inc. – Project Dorothy 2 Powers Up
- Soluna has begun the initial energization and phased commissioning of Project Dorothy 2, a 48- MW green data center in Texas, for Bitcoin hosting.
- The initial 18-MW phase is being powered up and is expected to be fully ramped up in 2Q25.
- The remaining two phases, totaling 30 MW, are scheduled for completion by 4Q25.
SurgePays, Inc. – Looking Forward to 2025
- SURG reported 4Q results that were in line with what one would expect from a company that has made significant strategic shifts during the year.
- More importantly, on the call, management highlighted that early indicators in its new initiatives, which we discussed in detail in our initiation, The Lull Before the Surge; Assuming Coverage, look robust.
- The next 12- month guide for top line, at more than $200 million, materially exceeds consensus of ~$125 million over the same period.
Sylogist (TSX:SYZ)
- Sylogist is a public sector software business which provides purpose-built ERP and CRM solutions to over 2,000 clients such as schools, non-government organisations, religious organisations, municipalities, and other government entities.
- Their cloud software is built off the foundation of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and specifically catered towards the education, government, and donor verticals.
- Historically, Sylogist was run under various management teams who all conducted acquisitions along the way.
Peloton Interactive: Subscription Business Growth & Financial Deleveraging Are Key Positive Developments!
- Peloton Interactive has shared its Q2 2025 financial results, highlighting a mix of achievements and challenges.
- The company’s strategic focus has been on stabilizing its financial position, improving unit economics, and fostering a solid base for future growth.
- Peloton’s approach centers around enhancing its product and service offerings.
Atlassian Corporation: Here Are The 6 Game-Changing Plans Set To Drive Expansion In 2025!
- Atlassian’s second quarter of the fiscal year 2025 presented a mixed yet insightful picture for investors.
- The company’s strategy continues to be shaped by its evolving product offerings, investment in innovation, particularly in AI, and a strategic focus on enterprise-level clients.
- Below is a detailed analysis, capturing both the positive and negative aspects from the earnings call and related materials.
