BDx Data Centers has secured a $320 million loan facility to support the expansion of its digital infrastructure footprint across Asia, the Signapore-headquartered data center operator with a focus on the Asia-Pacific market said in a release on Wednesday.

The financing was led by Bank Permata, Bank Central Asia, and KB Bank, BDx Data Centers noted.

The facility will fund several initiatives, including further development of the CGK3 data center campus in Jakarta, Indonesia. The site, which became operational in September 2025, is designed to support high-density computing demand and features liquid-cooling infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) workloads.

Part of the financing will also be used to refinance existing debt and to expand power capacity at BDx’s Jatiluhur (CGK4) and Suryacipta (CGK5) campuses to 1.2 GVA. These developments are intended to meet rising demand from hyperscale and AI-focused clients in the region.

According to CEO Mayank Srivastava, the funding reflects continued confidence in the company’s strategy to build infrastructure for AI-driven growth. He said the company is focusing on high-density computing environments supported by advanced cooling systems and scalable power capacity.

BDx operates data centers across several Asian markets, including Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The company currently has 18 data centers and 50 edge sites in operation or under contract, along with a development pipeline that includes land supporting more than 1.2 GVA of grid capacity.

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