en.Wedoany.com Reported - According to Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the matter, US digital infrastructure investment firm DigitalBridge Group is evaluating strategic options for its AIMS Data Centre Holding in Malaysia, including raising funds, introducing new investors, or a full sale. If a deal is reached, AIMS could be valued at approximately $2 billion (about 8.2 billion Malaysian ringgit).

DigitalBridge completed its investment in AIMS in 2023, acquiring 49% of AIMS' common shares and all irredeemable convertible preference shares, along with a 21% stake in AIMS Data Centre (Thailand) Co., Ltd., valuing AIMS at approximately $775 million. A sale at $2 billion would mean AIMS' enterprise value has increased by more than 1.5 times in about three years, highlighting strong market optimism for regional digital infrastructure assets amid surging demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and data centers. AIMS is one of Malaysia's leading data center operators. In recent years, driven by the rapid growth of global cloud service providers and AI applications, Malaysia has emerged as a key data center investment destination in Southeast Asia.

DigitalBridge has not yet issued an official statement on the matter, and the transaction remains under evaluation.

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