DDSP secures green financing for data centre campus

Details: Vaughan O'Grady; Category: Data Centres & Networks; 01 June 2026; 342 views

DDSP, a developer of hyperscale digital and decarbonised energy infrastructure across Asia-Pacific, has announced the successful financial close of a US$283 million green financing for the company’s hyperscale data centre campus in Johor, Malaysia, incorporating AI-ready liquid cooling technology.

The financing, says DDSP, marks an important milestone in its strategy to build next-generation, AI-ready digital infrastructure across Asia-Pacific.

The financing supports the development of a 45MW built-to-suit hyperscale campus located within Sedenak Tech Park, one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing digital infrastructure corridors, designed with closed loop liquid-cooling and an AI-ready high-density compute environment. The campus’ capacity has apparently already been fully contracted to a leading global hyperscale customer.

DDSP adds that the transaction represents a landmark green financing for advanced hyperscale digital infrastructure in Southeast Asia and further strengthens the company's long-term commitment to Malaysia, including the continued expansion of its Johor operations.

Structured as a green loan, the transaction also reflects increasing institutional demand for sustainable digital infrastructure investments across Asia-Pacific, particularly as cloud and AI-related capacity requirements continue to accelerate.

The Johor campus forms part of DDSP’s broader Asia-Pacific 1.1GW development pipeline; it has multiple hyperscale digital infrastructure and decarbonised energy projects across key regional markets, including Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Taiwan.

Frederic Devos (CEO of DDSP) says: “We are pleased to have secured support from a high-quality banking group and believe the transaction positions DDSP strongly as we continue expanding our hyperscale infrastructure platform across Asia-Pacific.”