Vantage Data Centers, a global provider of digital infrastructure for AI and cloud businesses, has closed a US$ 2 billion financing facility to support early-stage development across its North American platform. The financing provides a source of committed capital Vantage can use to fund data center projects and deliver capacity at speed.
According to a press release, the financing facility is structured as a five-year revolving credit platform along with extension options. The facility includes an initial collateral pool of three development assets with Vantage able to contribute additional assets over time.
“The newly established development facility is a strategic addition to Vantage’s capital platform, providing committed development-stage financing backed by a broader and more diverse investor base,” said Scott Beasley, Vantage Global Chief Financial Officer.
“Importantly, it gives us greater capacity to move quickly, provide certainty for our customers and deliver the infrastructure needed,” added Rich Cosgray, Vantage Senior Vice President for Global Capital Markets.
The US$ 2 billion facility builds on Vantage’s broader capital strategy. So far in 2026, the firm has closed over US$ 40 billion in capital, supporting its growth, diversifying funding sources, and optimizing its capital structure. Evercore and Wells Fargo Securities, LLC, served as lead arrangers to Vantage for this latest facility.
In July w.media reported that Vantage was considering the sale of its assets in Malaysia, which include facilities in Cyberjaya and Johor. The assets were said to be valued at as much as US$ 2 billion according to people familiar with the matter. While that number aligns with the new financing facility, Vantage has not said whether it moved forward with the reported sale, but its Malaysian data centers are still part of its global network.
Vantage operates 41 data center campuses across five continents with 9 GW of combined power. The financing facility gives the company more options to fund development while serving as a warehouse facility that can support growing customer demand.

