Novva Data Centres acquires fifth US facility
CIM Group-owned Novva Data Centres has acquired a 7.5 acre campus in south San Francisco as a base for its fifth US data centre
Green debt facility approved for US FTTP
Ubiquity, the US digital infrastructure specialist, has closed on an inaugural green revolving debt facility that will be used to accelerate deployment of open access fibre networks across its operating regions of Texas, California, Arizona and Nebraska
Netrality Data Centres secures sustainability-linked loan
Netrality Data Centres, the US’s largest privately held core interconnection facility company, has received a $380 million sustainability-linked loan from a team of lenders
HIG Capital adds 3 to capital formation team
HIG Capital has hired Jenny Nelson and Joe Tremblay as managing directors of its capital formation group in California, and Jennie Park as principal of the group, based in New York
Five quit RPS to launch Infravue, Oz
A team of 5 infrastructure investment advisers quit RPS Group to start their own technical and ESG investment advisory firm – Infravue – specialising on energy, industrial, transport and digital infrastructure assets
Apis gets $75m from IFC for new fund
UK-based Apis Partners has received a $75 million equity investment from International Finance Corp for its new fund that helps expanding mid-cap financial service providers and improving financial inclusion
T Rowe Price expands Asia team
US-based T Rowe Price has expanded its Asia intermediary distribution team with the appointment of Daisy Leung and Claudia Phuah
Nigeria's PAT secures investment from DPI & Verod
Nigerian digital infrastructure company Pan African Towers will receive investment from Development Partners International and Verod Capital to fuel its growth and embark on the next phase of its strategy
DigitalBridge closes first credit fund at $1.1bn
DigitalBridge’s digital infrastructure credit fund has reached close at $1.1 billion in commitments, including co-investment capital
UPDATE: Dito Tele secures loan for network expansion
Dito Telecommunity, the Philippines’ newest mobile network operator, has secured a loan worth some $3.9 billion from a bank syndicate led by Bank of China and ING, who acted as initial mandated lead arrangers. The loan spans 15 years, making it the largest long-term debt arranged by multinational banks for a Philippine company