NextDC has lowered its 2027 earnings prediction due to power issues affecting its Melbourne data centre. The power issues have affected the company's financial performance and stock value. NextDC's stock is currently trading 4.55 percent higher than its 52-week low. The announcement has been widely reported in various Australian news outlets.
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