BDx Data Centres, a leading operator in the Asia-Pacific region, has announced the successful acquisition of project financing for its new hyperscale data centre in Hong Kong. The financing, secured from Clifford Capital, United Overseas Bank (UOB), and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), marks BDx’s first venture into the Hong Kong market and highlights its growing financial strength and ability to secure major backing for infrastructure projects.
BDx continues to expand its portfolio across Asia, with data centres and edge sites in Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong SAR, and Taiwan region.
The funds will be utilised for the development and operational expenses of the state-of-the-art facility located in Kwai Chung, a prime digital infrastructure zone in Hong Kong. Designed in collaboration with its anchor hyperscale customer, the centre emphasises energy efficiency and is built to meet exacting technical specifications. Mayank Srivastava, CEO of BDx Data Centres, stated, “This successful financing reflects our unwavering commitment to accelerating digital transformation across Asia.”
This financing deal is BDx’s third major project, following a $155m loan in Singapore and $300m in assets in Indonesia, showcasing its capability to execute large-scale projects across regions. The company aims to deploy 1 GW of capacity by 2030, supporting the region’s rapidly growing digital economy and the increasing demands of AI-driven applications.
Murli Maiya, Group CEO of Clifford Capital, commented on the transaction’s alignment with their focus on transformative infrastructure projects. Meanwhile, UOB’s Lim Lay Wah expressed enthusiasm for partnering with BDx in their sustainability ambitions across ASEAN and Greater China. SMBC’s Luca Tonello highlighted the transaction as a testament to their commitment to supporting client growth in key global markets.
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