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Singaporean investor SWI plans €800 million share issue for data centers
SWI is a Singaporean investor that was listed in Amsterdam earlier this year.
It is now seeking to raise €800 million through a share issue.
The money is for building and developing data centers.
Data centers are facilities used to house computer systems and store or process digital information.
The planned fundraising marks a major step for SWI after its low-profile Amsterdam listing.
The information available does not say when the share issue will be completed or which data center projects the money will fund.
Singaporean investor SWI plans an €800 million share issue to fund data center construction and development.
SWI was listed in Amsterdam earlier in 2026.
The planned capital raising marks a more prominent move by the investor in the Amsterdam market.
- Who
- Singaporean investor SWI.
- What
- It plans an €800 million share issue to fund data center construction and development.
- When
- The plan was reported on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- SWI is listed in Amsterdam; the data centers’ locations are not stated.
- Why
- To fund the construction and development of data centers.
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SWI, a Singaporean investor, was listed in Amsterdam.
SWI’s planned €800 million share issue for data centers was reported.
- Investor
- SWI, a Singaporean investor
- Planned share issue
- €800 million
- Purpose
- Building and developing data centers
- Listing
- Amsterdam
- Report date
- October 12, 2026
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