Latest Digital Infrastructure News

DXN Limited has landed a $1.2 million contract for a key Pacific submarine cable project while advancing its maiden AI HPC modular data centre deal and expanding manufacturing in Southeast Asia.

DigitalX Limited (ASX:DCC) reported its first cash flow positive quarter driven by strong growth in its Sell My Shares platform and disciplined cost management, while announcing a significant on-market share buy-back and updating its Bitcoin treasury strategy.

ALS Limited reported record FY26 financial results driven by strong growth in Minerals and Industrial Materials, while advancing its digital transformation through the Lab of the Future initiative. Leadership changes and a strategic portfolio review underpin its disciplined capital allocation approach.

Mercury NZ invests US$30 million for a minority stake in Datagrid NZ, aligning with its strategy to power long-term renewable demand from large-scale digital infrastructure projects.

PEXA contested IPART’s regulatory approach to setting its Initial Asset Base during a public hearing, warning that the proposed valuation could jeopardise its financial sustainability and operational stability.

SKS Technologies has landed a $28 million early works contract for the MEL2 hyperscale data centre in Melbourne, boosting its FY27 order book to $312 million amid a surging Australian data centre pipeline.

NEXTDC has secured an additional A$500 million in senior debt facilities, lifting its total available senior debt to A$8.7 billion. The upsized debt package supports ongoing data centre expansion and recent contract wins, reflecting strong lender confidence.

Lakes Blue Energy is positioning its Wombat Gas Project as a key contributor to Victoria's energy security and emerging AI infrastructure, with a conceptual study projecting a post-tax NPV10 of A$605 million and first gas in early 2029.

Sparc Technologies has unveiled SparcESTM, a graphene additive range designed for electrostatic and conductive coatings, aiming to disrupt a $1.65 billion market driven by data centres, semiconductors, and EV battery manufacturing.

Veris Limited has secured two new work orders under its Digital Twin Victoria partnership, expected to generate over $1 million in revenue across nine months, reinforcing its government digital consulting growth.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT's CEO Michael Juniper has resigned effective immediately, prompting the Board to launch a search for his successor while maintaining leadership continuity.

Swoop Holdings has agreed to sell its Melbourne Fibre Project subsidiary to Singapore-based Xenith Infrastructure Group for $11 million plus project cost reimbursements. The deal offloads remaining capital commitments and will help reduce Swoop’s debt.