Led · Debt Financing · May 2026

Digital Edge operates and develops campus-scale data center facilities across Asia‑Pacific, targeting hyperscale and enterprise demand. Since its formation by New York–based Stonepeak in August 2020, the company has grown via acquisitions of smaller operators to establish local footholds and by developing larger facilities for hyperscale tenants. It currently has around 25 data centers in operation and under construction and more than 1.1 GW of secured IT power across Japan, South Korea, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines. Digital Edge has executed over US$2 billion in green financings to date and recently completed a $575 million HoldCo debt facility that can be converted into a Sustainability‑Linked Loan subject to agreed targets. The company is using proceeds to expand its campus footprints across existing markets as AI and hyperscale demand accelerates in the region.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2024

euNetworks builds and operates long-haul fiber and bandwidth infrastructure, connecting over 542 data centers. Its network spans roughly 45,000 kilometers across 17 countries. The company emphasizes sustainable development and high-quality connectivity solutions to meet rising data demand. euNetworks has secured a €2.1 billion equity recapitalization to bolster operations and accelerate expansion of its fiber networks across Europe. The new capital and investor partnerships are intended to solidify the company’s leadership position as AI and overall data consumption surge. A consortium of institutional investors is backing the round to help scale infrastructure while maintaining service quality. euNetworks delivers high‑bandwidth data centre‑to‑data‑centre connectivity across Europe, offering services such as Dark Fibre, Wavelengths, Ethernet and targeted cloud connectivity. The company owns 17 fibre‑based metropolitan networks and an intercity backbone covering 51 cities in 15 countries, directly connecting over 400 data centres. euNetworks continues to invest in new routes, multiple diverse paths and extensions into hyperscale data centre sites and aggregation points to meet rapidly growing customer capacity needs. Recent metro additions include Manchester, Milan, Madrid and Vienna, and the company completed the Rockabill subsea route linking Dublin to London and Lowestoft in late 2019. Management says it will deploy capital to support customers whose bandwidth requirements typically double annually. The company has secured additional capital to fund further organic growth, M&A and general corporate purposes.

Led · Equity · Mar 2024

ZEN Energy is an Australian electricity retailer and renewable energy developer with a science-based emissions reduction plan aligned to limiting warming to 1.5°C. The company supplies over 1 TWh to customers including the South Australian Government, CSIRO sites across multiple states, Bunnings in Victoria and South Australia, ISPT in Queensland, and the Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (SSROC). ZEN is progressing a pipeline of renewable and battery storage projects across the National Energy Market, with two key projects named Templers Battery Project and Solar River Battery and Solar Project. The company is Australian-owned and emphasizes long-term partnerships and community sensitivity in its development work. ZEN’s ability to build large assets has been enabled by long-term renewable energy contracts, and it aims to continue bringing renewable assets to the grid in South Australia and beyond.

Led · Equity · Dec 2023

TeleGuam Holdings is a Tamuning, Guam-based digital infrastructure provider offering broadband, wireless, data center, and subsea cable landing services. The company provides quad-play broadband, wireless, telephony, and video solutions and serves global hyperscalers and telecommunications providers connected to Guam through its cable landing stations and data centers. GTA operates several cable landing stations and data centers in Piti, including the GNC Data Center, which recently added Cogent Communications as a customer. TeleGuam is expanding with the Alupang Data Center, a 4 MW, Tier III facility described as the first edge computing-led data center in Guam and the region. With the new investment, GTA plans to develop additional data centers and accelerate buildout of an island-wide fiber-to-the-home network to deliver faster speeds and greater resilience. Huntsman Family Investments will remain majority owner and operate the asset; Benjamin Wu will assume the role of CEO of Forager Holdings, the parent company of GTA, as the business pursues further digital infrastructure opportunities across Guam, the Pacific Islands, and the Asia-Pacific.

Led · Equity · Dec 2023

Emergent Cold LatAm is the region's largest provider of refrigerated storage and logistics solutions. Founded in August 2021 to meet rising demand for modern cold chain capacity, it operates more than 70 cold storage facilities across 11 countries. The company reports over 5.4 million cubic meters of storage capacity including projects under construction. To date it has completed eighteen acquisitions and two new construction projects, with nine greenfields in active development. Emergent Cold LatAm plans to continue expanding its regional network through acquisitions, greenfield projects and expansions of existing facilities, and to invest in technology and operational best practices to improve service and standards. The business recently secured a significant equity commitment that supports continued capital deployment across its pipeline.