Latest Data Centres News

Tlou Energy progresses gas production testing at Lesedi wells while pushing forward the Kala Data Centre project, targeting operational start in Q3 2025.

GreenHy2 Limited has strengthened its cash position to $1.58 million while progressing its flagship Telstra hydrogen storage project and expanding its battery technology portfolio.

Bannerman Energy reports robust progress on its Etango Uranium Project, achieving key construction milestones and securing A$85 million in fresh equity to fuel its path to a Final Investment Decision.

DXN Limited reported a robust Q4 FY25 with 51% revenue growth, securing key contracts and completing a strategic property acquisition that strengthens its modular data centre footprint.

NEXION Group has completed the sale of its data centre subsidiary to Carrier Connect for AUD 2.5 million, marking a strategic shift to sharpen its focus on core network and AI software businesses.

Green Critical Minerals has commissioned its first VHD Graphite production module and secured $7 million to drive commercialisation, while its McIntosh Project delivers robust economic metrics.

Conrad Asia Energy has inked a binding gas sales agreement with Indonesia’s PLN EPI for the entire output of its Mako Gas Field, marking a pivotal step towards production and domestic market integration.

PIES Holding Co and Activeport Group have launched a strategic joint venture to integrate AI-driven low-code/no-code tools with advanced network orchestration software, aiming to transform telecommunications and data centre operations globally.

Activeport Group Ltd reports a robust 31% increase in SaaS revenue and a 26% rise in software licensing in Q4 FY25, driving total revenue growth and securing major telecom contracts ahead of FY26.

NEXION Group Ltd has issued 700,000 convertible notes to raise $70,000, supporting costs for a proposed acquisition. The notes carry a 10% interest rate and may convert to shares pending shareholder approval.

Macquarie Technology Group’s subsidiary has secured an option to acquire a prime Sydney site for a major new data centre campus, aiming to boost capacity for AI, cloud, and government clients.

Green Critical Minerals’ proprietary VHD graphite heat sink outperforms traditional materials in computational tests, promising enhanced thermal management for high-power microchips in data centres.