Jakarta, INTI - BDx Data Centers has secured a syndicated loan worth US$320 million (approximately Rp 5.44 trillion, based on the JISDOR exchange rate of Rp 17,002 per US dollar) to support its commitment to building digital infrastructure across Asia, including artificial intelligence (AI)-driven data centers.
The financing was provided by a consortium of leading banks, including Bank Permata, Bank Central Asia (BCA), and KB Bank.
“Our funding represents strong confidence in BDx’s vision and our role in driving the next generation of digital and AI-powered growth in Asia,” said Mayank Srivastava in an official statement.
Mayank noted that the company will invest in advanced liquid cooling infrastructure optimized for AI, alongside the development of high-voltage power platforms and expanding data center campus facilities.
“We are building next-generation infrastructure for AI factories capable of supporting ultra-high-density GPU workloads,” he added.
Expansion of CGK3 in Jakarta CBD
Part of the funding will be allocated to support several strategic initiatives, including the continued development of CGK3, BDx’s AI-focused data center campus located in Jakarta Central Business District, which has been operational since September 2025.
CGK3 is designed to meet the rising demand for high-density computing infrastructure. As one of the first campuses in Jakarta to implement liquid cooling technology, it is built to support advanced AI workloads requiring substantial power capacity, particularly for enterprise clients and hyperscale service providers.
In addition, the loan will be used for refinancing under more favorable terms, as well as to fund upgrades to high-voltage power capacity across BDx campuses in Jatiluhur (CGK4) and Suryacipta (CGK5), increasing total capacity to 1.2 GVA.
These campuses are being developed to meet the growing demand from hyperscalers and AI-driven companies from the United States and across the region. The company views Indonesia as one of the most dynamic digital growth markets in Southeast Asia.
“BDx’s investment in energy-efficient facilities designed for long-term resilience and sustainable growth aligns with the rapid acceleration of AI and cloud adoption across the region,” Mayank concluded.
Conclusion
The funding secured by BDx Data Centers marks a significant step in accelerating AI-driven digital infrastructure across Asia. With strong backing from major financial institutions and a clear focus on high-density computing, energy efficiency, and scalable capacity, BDx is positioning itself to meet the surging demand for AI and cloud services. The expansion of its data center campuses, particularly in Indonesia, reinforces the country’s role as a key hub in the region’s digital transformation.
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