Equinix Acquires Three Data Centers in Philippines

Acquisition is is expected to close in the second half of 2024, subject to customary closing conditions.

Highlights

  • Equinix announces entry into the Philippines with three new data centers.
  • Expansion supports digital growth in Southeast Asia.
  • All-cash transaction estimated at 15x projected EBITDA.

Follow Us

Equinix Acquires Three Data Centers in Philippines
Equinix has announced its planned entry into the Philippines with the acquisition of three data centers from Total Information Management (TIM). Equinix reports that the all-cash transaction represents a multiple of approximately 15x the projected EBITDA at full utilisation and is expected to close in the second half of 2024, subject to customary closing conditions.

Also Read: Equinix Inks Solar PPA With Sembcorp for Singapore Data Centers




Strategic Significance

"Following the recently announced expansions in Malaysia and Indonesia, this strategic move aims to help businesses expand and capitalise on the digital opportunities in the fast-growing Southeast Asia region," Equinix said on Monday.

Existing customers of TIM, including network and financial services companies, will also gain access to Equinix's global ecosystem of more than 10,000 companies, including more than 2,000 networks and 3,000 cloud and IT service providers.

Also Read: Vantage Opens Second Data Denter in Switzerland

Comments from Equinix

Commenting on the acquisition, Equinix said, "This strategic acquisition, combined with our recent expansions in Malaysia and Indonesia, as well as the awarded data center capacity in Singapore, will greatly enhance our footprint in the region."

"This expanded digital infrastructure will also enable our customers to thrive and embrace digital transformation, harnessing the potential of emerging technologies like private AI. This acquisition perfectly aligns with our vision to extend our leadership in the Asia-Pacific region while driving the acceleration of the digital economy," the digital infrastructure company added.

The three carrier-neutral and interconnection-rich data centers include more than 1,000 cabinets of capacity and land for further expansion. As part of Equinix's investment plans in the Asia-Pacific region, the company will expand into new markets including Jakarta, Indonesia (JK1) and Chennai, India (CN1) later this year.

Also Read: Equinix Expands into Chennai With USD 65 Million Data Center Investment

Equinix's Presence

As of now, Equinix has around 260 data centers across 71 metros and 33 countries. In Asia-Pacific, Equinix currently operates 56 data centers in 14 key metros across Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore, including the recently opened data centers in Johor (JH1) and Kuala Lumpur (KL1) in Malaysia.

Reported By

Telecom Analyst

Passionately following the Indian #Telecom Industry for over a decade from Business, Consumer and a Technical perspective. My primary focus area is Consumer & Digital Experience.

Recent Comments

TheAndroidFreak :

- Vodafone Idea's debt reduced from Rs 46.5 billion to Rs 32.5 billion QoQ - Vi added 42,000 4G sites…

Airtel CEO Hints at New Structure for Mobile Tariffs to…

TheAndroidFreak :

Let's see. I haven't used Redmi Turbo 4 yet. But waiting for iQOO Neo 10 Pro actually. I hope its…

OnePlus 13 and Xiaomi 15 to Feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 8…

TheAndroidFreak :

Due to government backing and funding, Huawei has developed insanely in last five years. That's why they can offer good…

Airtel Deploys 100,000 Massive MIMO 5G Radios With Ericsson

TheAndroidFreak :

Huawei has copied lot of stuff from Ericsson and Nokia. But they have their research team as well due to…

Airtel Deploys 100,000 Massive MIMO 5G Radios With Ericsson

Phoenix96 :

Another interesting development RIL really did scored by taking in two major media houses in prep to face Airtel developments.…

Reliance and Disney Announce Completion of Joint Venture

Load More
Subscribe
Notify of
0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments