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AirTrunk, a data centre operator, has secured a US$2.3 billion green loan to finance the construction of a data centre in Johor, Malaysia. The financing was led by global coordinators 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 AI boom has driven a surge in multibillion-dollar data centre investments across the Asia-Pacific region. The publication date is July 29, 2026, from The Business Times Singapore.
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Global coordinators leading the financing include Credit Agricole, DBS, HSBC, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking, and UOB.
AirTrunk has obtained a US$2.3 billion green loan to fund its data centre development in Johor, Malaysia. The financing was led by a consortium of global coordinators, including Credit Agricole, DBS, HSBC, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, and UOB.
The AI boom has driven a surge in multibillion-dollar data centre deals across the Asia-Pacific region, with AirTrunk's latest project marking a significant milestone in this trend.
Image: An AirTrunk data centre under construction in Australia (pictured).
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The Business TimesRegional
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AirTrunk secures US$2.3 billion green loan for Johor data centre