STACK Infrastructures Continues Green Hyperscale Push
This week, STACK Infrastructure announced the successful closing of a US$1.4bn green financing facility.
Secured by a diversified pool of 10 fully stabilised data centres across its North America platform, the company hopes to continue its mission to be a world-leading digital infrastructure partner to innovative companies worldwide. Likewise, securing this funding shows confidence in STACK’s position as a long-term hyperscale partner.
“This financing demonstrates STACK’s differentiated market position and our ability to attract scale capital across the development cycle,” says Heather Paduck, Chief Financial Officer, STACK Americas.
“It enhances our ability to move with agility in the current environment, while reinforcing our long-term alignment with hyperscale clients and institutional partners.”
The data centre market requires investor confidence
The facility has attracted strong interest from banks and institutional capital providers, representing a significant endorsement for STACK Infrastructure.
When it comes to the company’s assets and strategy, it has raised more than US$21bn in capital, while continuing to reinforce its ability to consistently deliver hyperscale infrastructure solutions worldwide.
A transaction on this scale provides greater financial flexibility for STACK Infrastructure to continue growing its platform and innovating extensively across key data centre markets.
As the data centre industry continues to change, amid rising demands, private investment in infrastructure is showing signs of recovery from last year.
According to Boston Consulting Group, data centre investments in particular, driven by AI and cloud computing demands, have been particularly strong.
In fact, a record US$50bn was allocated to the sector in 2024, up from just US$11bn in 2020.
Speaking at the time, BCG Managing Director and Senior Partner Wilhelm Schmundt said: “Infrastructure remains a cornerstone of private investment strategies, offering stability and inflation protection in volatile markets.
“As investors adjust to a maturing market, we see significant opportunities emerging in energy transition, digital infrastructure, and new investment structures designed to attract capital.”
STACK Infrastructure’s financing is structured to support long-term ownership objectives. By using high-quality, stabilised assets, the company has been able to secure favourable terms to preserve optionality across debt and equity pathways, it says.
With this in mind, the company can be more decisive when it comes to future opportunities for expansion. It can also ensure that its platform remains well-equipped to meet growing global demand for critical digital infrastructure.
How STACK Infrastructure continues to grow
STACK operates a comprehensive portfolio spanning North America, EMEA, and APAC, serving some of the world’s largest technology companies. This transaction further enhances STACK’s ability to scale alongside client demand, while maintaining the operational and financial rigor expected of a premier infrastructure partner.
Having been eager to bolster its data centre progress in recent years, STACK Infrastructure has grown exponentially in the last two years alone as it works to deliver safe and sustainable hyperscale data centres to its clients.
In November 2023, it secured US$290m in debt financing to build more data centres, in addition to receiving US$240m in green securitised notes as part of its efforts to better empower its clients to address sustainability challenges.
In April 2025, the company sold its European data centre business to Apollo, as it continues to evolve to primarily support hyperscale clients.
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