Words by Perry Williams and John Stensholt for The Australian Wes Maas refused to discuss his company’s exposure to failed IPO prospect Firmus Technologies except to reveal he conducted a personal welfare check on Oliver Curtis. Construction group turned Firmus proxy Maas Group copped a major sell-off, shedding nearly half its value in just two weeks with analysts warning of “amplified” risks stemming from the Firmus IPO debacle. Maas Group owns…
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