BDx Data Centers Secures USD 155 Million Loan for Singapore Expansion

BDx Data Centers, the carrier-neutral data center platform in Asia-Pacific, announced today that it has secured USD 155 million from DBS Bank and OCBC, marking its debut in the Singapore loan market. BDx said DBS and OCBC signed funding agreement on February 15 to act as the Mandated Lead Arrangers for this facility, following which the loan closed on February 20 for a five-year term with no amortization.

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Utilization of Funds

According to BDx, the majority of the financing will be used to acquire the freehold of OneTen Paya Lebar, the site of BDx’s flagship SIN1 data center (9.6 MW power capacity). The remaining loan amount will be allocated for general corporate purposes and other regional plans. Furthermore, the financing allows BDx to optimize its capital structure and leverage its strong cash flows to reduce its cost of capital.

BDx highlighted that its marquee client portfolio and support from BDx shareholder I Squared Capital were key factors for securing the financing on very attractive terms.

“I am pleased to announce that we have secured a strategic bank loan from DBS and OCBC that will empower us to secure our long-term operations in Singapore and enhance our service offerings,” said Mayank Srivastava, CEO of BDx. “This financial milestone is a testament to our robust fiscal management and the trust placed in us by financial institutions. We are committed to leveraging this opportunity to drive innovation, support our customers’ growing needs, and contribute to the digital economy’s infrastructure.”