Latest Data Centre Development News

NEXTDC has received State Significant Development approval for its S4 Sydney Data Centre at Horsley Park, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for its expansion plans in New South Wales.

CPP Investments and Goodman Group have launched a A$14 billion partnership to develop data centres across key European markets, marking CPP’s first foray into European digital infrastructure.

NEXTDC has responded to ASX concerns over early media disclosures about its $7 billion OpenAI data centre deal, affirming compliance with continuous disclosure rules and downplaying price sensitivity.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT appoints Michael Juniper as CEO, signaling a strategic push into advanced data centre development amid rising cloud and AI demand. Chris Maher shifts focus to government relations, underscoring regulatory challenges ahead.

CVC Limited marked a milestone year with strategic land acquisitions and planning successes, boosting its land portfolio value despite modest net profits. The company’s focus on industrial, residential, and data centre developments positions it for future growth.

KALiNA Power’s Canadian arm has completed a CAD$18 million transfer of allocated megawatts to Greenlight and its global data centre client, marking a significant milestone in its Alberta power projects.

Centuria Industrial REIT has secured a landmark 10-year lease with Tesla, delivering a 133% re-leasing spread and deferring redevelopment plans, while pursuing a major data centre expansion in Victoria.

KALiNA Power’s Canadian subsidiary has secured a substantial CAD 18 million from a one-off sale of allocated megawatts to a global data centre developer, marking a significant milestone in its Alberta power projects.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has appointed Michael Juniper as a senior executive and director, aiming to leverage his extensive experience to accelerate growth and sustainability in its data centre portfolio.

Kalina Power Limited reported a net loss of AUD 4.67 million for FY25 with no revenue generated, while pursuing strategic asset sales and capital raising amid going concern uncertainties.

Macquarie Technology Group Limited reported solid FY25 results with continued EBITDA growth and strong cash conversion, underpinned by strategic investments in data centre capacity and AI capabilities.

Macquarie Technology Group reported modest revenue and profit growth for FY25, underpinned by a new $450 million undrawn debt facility aimed at expanding its data centre portfolio. The company’s strategic investments include the on-time construction of IC3 SuperWest and a $240 million option to acquire land for a new Sydney campus.