Latest Data Centre Market News

Eden Innovations reports a remarkable surge in US OptiBlend kit orders, with recent two-week sales nearly matching last year’s full annual total. This growth underscores rising demand from data centres seeking cost-effective, lower-emission backup power solutions.

Eden Innovations reports a surge in US orders and quotations for its OptiBlend dual fuel kits, driven by growing demand from data centres. Recent sales exceed US$300k, with a robust pipeline of US$4.4 million signalling strong market momentum.

CDC, Infratil’s data centre arm, has locked in approximately 100MW of new contracted capacity, reinforcing strong demand driven by cloud and AI workloads in Australasia. This milestone supports CDC’s target to double FY25 earnings by FY27.

Spark New Zealand has launched its ambitious SPK-30 strategy, refocusing on core connectivity services with heavy investment in 5G and AI-driven customer experiences. The plan aims to deliver stable returns and sustainable growth amid evolving market dynamics.

DXN Limited reported a 49% surge in revenue to $16 million for FY25, driven by strong modular data centre contracts and a new Data Centre as a Service division, despite a slight increase in net loss to $2.31 million.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited (SCEE) delivered record FY25 financials, driven by a 45% revenue jump and the recent Force Fire acquisition, setting the stage for robust FY26 growth.

Adrad Holdings reported an 8.9% rise in FY25 sales revenue to $153.1 million despite a slight dip in EBITDA, while declaring a fully franked dividend and outlining strategic initiatives for FY26.

Spark New Zealand is selling 75% of its data centre business to Pacific Equity Partners for up to $705 million, aiming to accelerate capacity expansion amid rising cloud and AI demand.

DXN Limited has secured a $1.6 million contract with Ventia to deploy its innovative StructCore prefabricated indoor data centre solution for a major Australian telecommunications provider, marking a strategic expansion into a new market segment.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s Heyday subsidiary has landed over $70 million in new project awards, including critical infrastructure works at Western Sydney Airport and a major Sydney data centre.

DXN Limited has completed the purchase of the Secure Data Centre Darwin property, backed by a $5 million refinancing that reduces debt and boosts cash flow by $266,000 annually.

TZ Limited has secured its inaugural purchase order for data centre cabinet locking kits from Wesco Anixter, acting on behalf of Microsoft, marking a significant commercial milestone after a successful pilot phase.