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Pure DC amplifies growth with $2.7 billion financing

Pure DC has secured new financing to support the expansion of its data centre developments across Europe and the Middle East.

Pure Data Centres Group (Pure DC), a player in the hyperscale cloud and AI infrastructure sectors across Europe and the Middle East, has secured $2.7 billion in financing. The funding was provided by major global financial institutions and supports the company’s strategic growth plans.

The financing package includes a $2.15 billion facility backed by Pure DC's operations in Dublin and Amsterdam. The company also increased its corporate-level financing to $550 million. Financial institutions involved in the arrangement include SMBC, ABN AMRO, and Allianz.

The $2.15 billion financing component was syndicated within three months and will support developments at the Dublin and Amsterdam sites. The Amsterdam facility has been fully pre-leased, and construction is underway.

The Dublin site includes a net-zero carbon microgrid data centre facility. Located in the Ballycoolin area, the site is designed to provide up to 150MW of IT capacity, with permissions currently in place for 54MW.

Pure DC also expanded its corporate financing facility to $550 million, providing additional flexibility for investments in new FLAP-D infill sites and AI-focused campuses across the region.

The combined financing arrangements support Pure DC’s broader growth strategy, including expansion across Europe and the Middle East, with a particular focus on Middle Eastern markets linked to AI and hyperscale infrastructure development.

  • Expansion in the Middle East
  • Development of the Dublin microgrid
  • $2.15 billion financial syndication
  • FLAP-D hyperscale sites
  • Corporate finance flexibility
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