Jakarta, INTI - Princeton Digital Group (PDG) has secured approximately US$856 million in funding to support the development of its 120 MW JC3 hyperscale data center campus in Indonesia.
The financing consists of a fully underwritten US$456 million syndicated facility backed by several global banks, including DBS, HSBC, Maybank, SMBC, and Standard Chartered.
In addition, PDG is finalizing an extra financing facility worth around US$400 million to further support its data center expansion projects in Indonesia.
The company stated that the financing structure was developed under PDG’s Green Finance Framework and represents one of the largest green loans in Asia’s data center sector.
Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of PDG, Rangu Salgame, said the successful fundraising reflects strong confidence from global financial institutions in the company’s ability to execute large-scale data center projects.
Indonesia Becomes a Strategic Market for PDG Growth
According to him, Indonesia has become one of PDG’s key strategic markets as demand for high-quality data center capacity continues to grow alongside the expansion of hyperscale companies in the country.
“Customers require partners capable of delivering large-scale capacity with global standards and rapid execution,” he stated.
Currently, PDG operates a data center portfolio of approximately 400 MW in Indonesia. The company continues to expand its operations through the development of the JC3 project and the launch of its newly announced JC4 facility.
Beyond capacity expansion, PDG is also investing in renewable energy and building strategic partnerships to enhance connectivity and operational sustainability across its data center ecosystem.
Overall, PDG’s total data center portfolio has now surpassed 1.8 GW across seven countries in Asia.
Conclusion
Princeton Digital Group continues to strengthen its presence in Indonesia through large-scale hyperscale data center expansion backed by significant green financing support. With growing demand from hyperscalers, investments in renewable energy, and an expanding regional portfolio, PDG is positioning itself as one of the leading digital infrastructure providers supporting Asia’s accelerating digital economy.
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