Jakarta, INTI - PT DCI Indonesia Tbk (DCII) has officially secured a Rp17 trillion credit facility from Bank Central Asia (BCA) to accelerate the expansion of its data center infrastructure across Indonesia.
The funding will primarily be allocated toward capital expenditure (capex), including the construction and completion of new data center facilities, while also supporting the growing demand from customers whose capacity requirements have already been contractually secured.
As part of the financing agreement, DCII pledged several strategic infrastructure assets as collateral, including land and buildings, data center machinery and equipment, as well as insurance claim receivables tied to its operations.
The company’s management emphasized that the new credit facility is not expected to negatively impact DCII’s operational performance or overall financial condition. Instead, the financing is seen as a strategic move to strengthen the company’s long-term funding structure and ensure the timely delivery of services committed to customers.
Indonesia’s Data Center Industry Continues Aggressive Growth
Amid the rapid surge in digital infrastructure demand, DCII’s aggressive expansion reflects the continued momentum of Indonesia’s data center industry. The sector is being driven by rising adoption of cloud computing, enterprise digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence workloads, and large-scale digital services that require increasingly reliable and scalable data processing capacity.
Conclusion
DCII’s Rp17 trillion financing deal highlights the accelerating race to expand digital infrastructure capacity in Indonesia. As demand for cloud services, AI computing, and enterprise-scale digital operations continues to rise, major data center operators are moving aggressively to secure funding and strengthen long-term infrastructure readiness. The expansion also signals growing confidence in Indonesia’s position as one of Southeast Asia’s emerging digital infrastructure hubs.
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