DXN Secures A$2M Modular Data Centre Deal with DP World Australia

DXN’s Strategic Win in Logistics Infrastructure

DXN Limited, a specialist in prefabricated modular data centres, has secured a A$2 million contract with DP World Australia to design, manufacture, and deliver two high-performance modular data centres. These units will be deployed at DP World’s Port Botany facility in New South Wales, a critical hub in Australia’s logistics network. This contract marks DXN’s inaugural project with DP World, a global leader in trade and logistics.

The deal underscores DXN’s growing presence in sectors demanding resilient, on-premises data processing capabilities, particularly logistics and artificial intelligence. As supply chains become increasingly digitised and reliant on real-time data, the need for robust edge computing infrastructure is rising sharply. DXN’s modular approach offers scalable, custom-engineered solutions that can be rapidly deployed in operationally sensitive environments.

Delivering Edge-Ready Data Centres for Critical Operations

Under the contract, DXN will provide fully integrated modular data centres, including design, engineering, prefabrication, and fit-out of both the data centre units and their backup systems. The delivery timeline is set for the third quarter of calendar year 2025, giving DXN ample runway to tailor the facilities to DP World’s specific operational requirements.

Shalini Lagrutta, DXN’s Managing Director and CEO, highlighted the significance of this contract, “We are proud to be selected by DP World to deliver this critical infrastructure for their Port Botany facility. This project demonstrates our capability to support customers in high-demand, operationally sensitive environments with reliable and scalable modular data centre solutions.”

Implications for DXN and the Broader Market

This contract not only solidifies DXN’s reputation as a trusted Australian partner in modular data centre infrastructure but also reflects the broader market trend towards edge computing in logistics and transport sectors. As AI applications proliferate, the demand for on-premises data processing grows, positioning DXN well to capture further opportunities.

While the announcement does not disclose financial margins or payment terms, the deal’s strategic value is clear. It opens doors for DXN to deepen relationships within critical infrastructure sectors and potentially secure follow-on contracts with DP World or similar logistics operators.