Digital Halo: Johor
Crescendo Corporation Berhad (CCB) sold a 20.46-acre industrial plot in Johor to Digital Halo Pte Ltd for RM115.87 million ($24.6 million).
Digital Halo is a digital infrastructure investment and operating platform that will invest, develop and operate data centres, towers, fibres and renewable power projects in Southeast and North Asia. Digital Halo is an extension of the strategic partnership between Arch Capital and Manulife Investment Management
Crescendo Corporation Berhad (CCB) sold a 20.46-acre industrial plot in Johor to Digital Halo Pte Ltd for RM115.87 million ($24.6 million).
Digital Halo's first project occupies a 3.75-hectare (9.3-acre) plot in Cainta, a town in Rizal province near the eastern edge of Metro Manila. The first phase, which went online in 2023, involved renovating an existing industrial building to house server racks. The project will be developed in stages based on customer demand.
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Digital Halo, a Singapore-based data center developer, has topped out the first building at its campus in Johor. The company recently marked the topping out of its JHB1 facility with the installation of the final steel beam. Announced last year and targeted to go live in Q4 2026, the first phase...
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Arch Capital has announced that it is launching a new platform to invest in digital infrastructure in the APAC region. Digital Halo (DH), will reportedly invest in, develop, and operate digital infrastructure assets, including data centers, fiber, and towers, as well as renewable power. Further...
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