Asia Pacific data center and energy platform DDSP, recently announced the closing of a US$283 million green loan to fund its 45MW hyperscale data centre campus in Johor, Malaysia. Located in Sedenak Tech Park, the AI-ready facility has been fully contracted to a global hyperscale customer.
The mandated lead arrangers, underwriters and bookrunners were CTBC Bank, MUFG and Standard Chartered while Entie Commercial Bank is the Mandated Lead Arranger. The loan syndication process is still ongoing with regional and international lenders expressing interest. This reflects increasing institutional demand for sustainable digital infrastructure investment across Asia Pacific on the back of a booming AI scene.
“The successful completion of this financing marks another significant milestone for DDSP. We are pleased to have secured support from a high-quality banking group and believe the transaction positions DDSP strongly as we continue expanding our hyperscale infrastructure platform across Asia-Pacific,” said Frederic Devos, CEO of DDSP.
Headquartered in Singapore and Luxembourg, DDSP partners with hyperscale customers, institutional investors and infrastructure lenders to develop large-scale, AI-ready and carbon-efficient infrastructure platforms across the Asia Pacific region. The Johor campus forms part of its Asia Pacific 1.1GW pipeline across Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Taiwan.
