en.Wedoany.com Reported - Princeton Digital Group (PDG), a leading Asia-based data center operator headquartered in Singapore, has officially announced the acquisition of a new land parcel in the Greater Jakarta area of Indonesia for the construction of its latest hyperscale data center campus, JC4. This marks a new phase in the company's strategic expansion in the Southeast Asian market.
PDG disclosed in an official statement that it will invest US$22.8 billion in this project. The JC4 campus is located in the Greenland International Industrial Center (GIIC) in Bekasi Regency, West Java. The campus will span four buildings, each providing 60 megawatts (MW) of capacity, bringing the total planned capacity to 240 MW, with a total gross floor area of approximately 106,000 square meters (1.14 million square feet). The site is only about 1.7 kilometers from PDG's existing JC3 campus. This close geographical proximity will allow the two campuses to share critical power and network connectivity infrastructure, thereby significantly enhancing overall operational efficiency and system resilience. Construction work on JC4 has already commenced.
Rangu Salgame, Chairman, CEO, and Co-founder of PDG, stated that this expansion reflects the growing trust and confidence hyperscale customers have in PDG. Indonesia remains a key market for digital infrastructure in the region, and JC4 will build upon the company's established business portfolio to deliver the reliable, scalable capacity needed to support cloud and AI workloads. Frederic Daniel van Husen, General Manager of PDG Indonesia, emphasized that the JC4 campus embodies PDG's long-term commitment to the Indonesian market. The company is dedicated to building resilient infrastructure while integrating responsible operational practices and working closely with local partners and stakeholders to ensure high-quality execution.
With the addition of the JC4 plan, PDG's total portfolio capacity in Indonesia will reach approximately 400 MW, further solidifying its position as one of the largest and most trusted data center operators in the country. As a data center investment, development, and operation company with deep roots in the Asian market, PDG is backed by a strong financial foundation, with global private equity firm Warburg Pincus as its largest shareholder, alongside investments from other top-tier global institutions such as Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, Mubadala Investment Company, and Stonepeak. The company's asset portfolio in Asia spans seven key markets, including China, Singapore, India, Japan, Malaysia, and South Korea, totaling over 1.8 gigawatts (GW) in asset scale.
Driven by artificial intelligence technology, cloud computing, and large-scale digital transformation, Indonesia and the broader Southeast Asian region are experiencing an unprecedented boom in digital infrastructure construction. Besides PDG, several other international data center giants have recently announced their expansion plans in Southeast Asia. For instance, Singapore-based data center operator Digital Edge announced earlier this year plans to invest US$4.5 billion in the same GIIC industrial park to build the CGK hyperscale data center campus with a total capacity of 500 MW, indicating that this region has become a core hub for meeting the computing power demands of the AI era.
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