Singapore-headquartered data center platform Princeton Digital Group (PDG) has today announced the purchase of 240 MW of powered land in Jakarta for its fourth and latest hyperscale data center campus, JC4, bringing its total capacity in Indonesia to 400 MW.
Construction has commenced on the campus which spans over 106,217 sq. m., comprising four data center buildings of 60 MW each.
Located within the Greenland International Industrial Center (GIIC) in Bekasi Regency, the JC4 campus is about 1.7 km from PDG’s existing JC3 campus. The proximity enables shared power and connectivity infrastructure.
The JC4 campus will support high-density computing and advanced cooling systems, with planned initiatives such as on-site solar deployments and refrigerant management programs to reduce environmental impact.
“This expansion reflects the continued trust and confidence our hyperscale customers place in PDG, built on our track record of consistent execution across markets,” said Rangu Salgame, Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder of PDG. “Indonesia continues to be a key market for digital infrastructure in the region, and JC4 builds on our established portfolio to deliver reliable, scalable capacity that supports cloud and AI workloads.”
“The JC4 campus reflects our long-term commitment to Indonesia and our role in supporting the country’s digital growth,” said Frederic Daniel van Husen, General Manager of Indonesia at PDG.
Just days ago, w.media, citing Bloomberg, reported that PDG has hired Goldman Sachs to undertake a strategic review that might result in a potential minority sale which could value the firm at billions of dollars.
PDG is backed by private equity firm Warburg Pincus, its largest shareholder. Other shareholders include Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, the UAE’s Mubadala, and Stonepeak.
PDG operates in seven countries including Singapore, Japan, South Korea, India, Indonesia, China, and Malaysia with a total portfolio exceeding 1.8 GW. It is also exploring potentially entering into the Australian market.