Blackstone eyes $2B IPO for data centre unit
Blackstone is considering a $2 billion IPO for its data centre acquisition platform, per Bloomberg reporting.
$2.0B
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Public Markets (IPO)
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Blackstone
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Blackstone is reportedly considering a $2 billion initial public offering for its data centre acquisition platform, according to Bloomberg. The IPO would represent a partial monetisation of Blackstone's massive data centre portfolio, which has grown to become one of the largest private collections of digital infrastructure assets globally.
The potential listing reflects the strong public market appetite for data centre assets, with existing data centre REITs like Equinix and Digital Realty trading at premium valuations. A Blackstone data centre IPO would create one of the largest pure-play data centre companies by capacity and provide a liquid vehicle for continued growth through acquisitions.
Source: www.bloomberg.com
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