Singapore data centre firm DayOne secures up to 1 billion€ for Finland hub and Asia expansion

Singapore-based DayOne secured up to 1 billion€ in financing to expand hyperscale data centres in Finland and across Asia.

Singapore-headquartered data centre developer DayOne has secured a mezzanine financing facility of 500 million€, expandable to 1 billion€. The funding comes from global investment firm Brookfield and a sovereign investor, both experienced in infrastructure projects.

The funding is secured by DayOne’s Finland platform, backing hyperscale developments in Lahti and Kouvola. Together with earlier commitments, the company is advancing nearly 300 MW of planned capacity across Finland.

DayOne says the flexible seven-year facility will also support growth in other key markets. Its development pipeline includes hyperscale data centres in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Greater Bangkok, Hong Kong, Japan and Finland.

Chief Executive Officer Jamie Khoo said the Brookfield facility strengthens DayOne’s long-term capital base and global platform. He said the funding supports the scale and pace of digital infrastructure customers now require.

Brookfield executive Sean Robertson said the firm is providing large-scale financing for operators enabling AI and cloud data demand.

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