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The investment will be used to expand the firm's data centre businesses across APAC at a time when competition in the hyperscale sub-sector is fierce.
Sky-high valuations coupled with technology risk might seem to undermine the data centre fairy tale. But for the right assets, opportunities abound.
Solar, 5G roll-out and data centres will dominate North American infrastructure in the year ahead, says Wilmington Trust’s head of project finance Will Marder.
‘Emerging areas like data management’ could be classified as critical infrastructure, Australian federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg said during a speech on the rise of China.
Once fundraising kicks off, CGN’s private equity arm and the infra-focused investment firm will look to divest the portfolio of their first renewables vehicle, the 2015-vintage CGN Capital Partners Infrastructure Fund III.
Digital infrastructure is already mainstream and keeps growing in importance.
Digital infrastructure is a relatively new sector and is developing rapidly, with investment pouring into data centres, fibre and towers.
DIF partner Willem Jansonius discusses starting small, building scale and enhancing value in the global under-developed telecoms infrastructure sector.
The fund will invest $70m immediately in the company’s existing portfolio of six metropolitan data centres, with a further $45m available for future co-investments.
The asset manager expects demand for data centres in China to be strong thanks to 5G and IoT technologies.
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