SINGAPORE, September 2, 2026: STTGDC has completed its acquisition by a KKR-led consortium comprising funds managed by global investment firm KKR and Singtel, marking a new phase for the company as a global digital infrastructure platform.
The company has also unveiled a refreshed global brand while retaining the STTGDC name. The new brand is built around the theme “Built Ready,” reflecting its focus on delivering reliable, resilient and AI-ready digital infrastructure across Asia, the United Kingdom and Europe.
The transaction provides STTGDC with long-term capital, greater financial flexibility and access to the consortium’s global infrastructure expertise. The company said its leadership team, operating approach and commitment to customers will remain unchanged.
Bruno Lopez, President and Group CEO of STTGDC, said the transaction represents a major turning point in the company’s evolution since its founding more than 12 years ago. He said the new investment would strengthen its ability to expand and deliver digital infrastructure at scale while maintaining its long-term customer and community commitments.
STTGDC enters the new phase with strong operational momentum. Since the end of 2025, its operational capacity has increased 25% to 780 MW, while contracted capacity has risen 50% and annualized EBITDA has grown 30%, driven by demand from hyperscalers, cloud providers, AI customers and enterprises.
The company has secured nearly 2 GW of powered land for projects under construction and in its development pipeline, positioning it to respond to growing demand for AI-ready data center capacity.
In India, STTGDC operates 34 data centres across 10 cities with more than 613 MW of IT capacity. In Indonesia, it is expanding its Jakarta campus with a development pipeline exceeding 360 MW of AI-ready IT capacity supported by secured power.
Singapore also remains a strategic market, where STTGDC has been selected to develop 50 MW of sustainable, AI-ready data center capacity.
STTGDC said responsible growth will remain central to its operations. Renewable energy currently accounts for 83.2% of electricity consumption across its operations, enabling the company to achieve its 2028 carbon-intensity reduction target three years ahead of schedule.
