On October 29, IREN Ltd fell 5.1% in Regular Trading, trading at $26.59 per share, with turnover of $125.0 million.

The clearest catalyst was a broader reassessment of AI infrastructure spending after Microsoft reported stronger Azure growth but signaled faster capital expenditure in the second half and continued pressure on free cash flow, weighing on AI cloud-related names.

For IREN Ltd, the move comes just ahead of its November 5 quarterly results. Market consensus expects revenue of about $223 million, down 5.75% year over year, with expected EPS of negative $0.46 in the earnings calendar and broader preview materials indicating continued pressure on profitability as the company shifts its mix from bitcoin mining toward AI cloud services. Recent company updates also highlighted progress on a 300MW AI data center project in Spain, but near-term trading appears more focused on funding discipline, contract execution, and the path to margin recovery.

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