Digico Infrastructure REIT DGT
ASX · Australia · Finance
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DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has entered into a binding agreement to sell its CHI1 Chicago data centre for US$750,000,000, using the proceeds to reduce debt and fund accelerated expansion of its SYD1 data centre campus in Sydney. This reshapes DigiCo’s portfolio toward Australian data centres, signalling a sharper focus on higher-return projects and potential for stronger balance sheet flexibility. We’ll now examine how redirecting capital from Chicago into the SYD1 88 MW project could reshape...
Australia's DigiCo Infrastructure said on Wednesday it would sell its Chicago data centre for $750 million to pay down debt and fund the development of its Sydney site, sending its shares soaring more than 25%. Shares of the data centre landlord rose as much as 25.4% to A$2.96, marking their strongest intraday gain in more than a year. DigiCo, which was spun off from HMC Capital in late 2024 with a A$2 billion IPO, said it struck a deal with a North American fund manager with "vast experience in data centres," but did not name the buyer.
DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has released its half-year 2025 results, reporting A$90.8 million in sales, A$37.9 million in net income, and basic earnings per share of A$0.0688 from continuing operations. The trust also declared a A$0.06 half-year distribution per stapled security, fully non-attributable and not subject to withholding tax, with detailed tax components to follow under its AMIT and withholding managed investment trust status. We'll now explore how this combination of solid...
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