AirTrunk secures US$2.3 billion green loan for Johor data centre

AirTrunk, a data centre operator, has obtained a US$2.3 billion green loan to finance a data centre project in Johor, Malaysia. The financing was coordinated by a group of global banks including Credit Agricole, DBS, HSBC, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking, and UOB. The loan is designated as 'green', indicating it meets environmental sustainability criteria. The article notes that the artificial intelligence boom has driven a surge in multibillion-dollar data centre investments across the Asia-Pacific region, with this deal being a significant example. The publication date is July 29, 2026, from The Business Times Singapore.

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AirTrunk secures US$2.3 billion green loan for Johor data centreThe Business TimesRegionalJul 29, 04:49 AM UTC

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