05/28/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 05/28/2026 06:17
AtlasEdge, a leading data centre provider jointly owned by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge, has announced the closing of a €1.2 billion financing facility - the largest in the Company's history - providing significant capital to accelerate its expansion across Europe's next wave of high-growth digital markets.
The seven-year facility has been backed by a syndicate of existing and new top-tier lenders including ABN Amro, Alpha, BBVA, Goldman Sachs, ING, Investec, KfW, Mizuho, MUFG, National Westminster Bank Plc, NordLB, Rabobank and UniCredit Bank AG. The facility was oversubscribed, reflecting strong lender appetite for the Company's disciplined growth strategy.
The facility provides AtlasEdge with the financial firepower to execute its disciplined investment programme and deliver new, efficient and sustainable data centre capacity across some of Europe's fastest-growing digital markets, including key developments in Germany, Austria and Iberia.
Jonathan Hoo, CFO, AtlasEdge, said, "This €1.2 billion facility is a landmark moment for AtlasEdge and a compelling endorsement of our strategy, the quality of our portfolio, and the disciplined way we deploy capital. That the facility attracted strong demand from both existing and new lenders reflects real conviction in our business model. It provides us with the financial strength to accelerate investment with confidence across our core markets through responsible, capital-efficient growth."
Tesh Durvasula, CEO, AtlasEdge, said, "Europe is entering a new phase of digital infrastructure build-out, driven by structural demand from hyperscale, government and enterprise customers that shows no sign of abating. This financing gives us the scale and the speed to lead that build-out - to move decisively into the markets where demand is greatest, and to deliver the capacity our customers need on their timelines. It is a powerful statement of intent about where AtlasEdge is going and how we intend to get there."
The facility builds on AtlasEdge's proven track record, following the €725 million facility secured in 2022 and the €253 million financing completed last year for its Lisbon campus. It also underscores AtlasEdge's strategic evolution: a deliberate shift from breadth to scale, following the recent sale of nine sites, concentrating investment in larger, scalable locations.