Mar 23, 2026 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Bridge Data Centres, owned by Bain Capital, is reportedly pursuing a loan of up to $6 billion. Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, said the company is in discussions with lenders to finance its planned expansion in Thailand.
The company’s QHI01 data center in Bangkok broke ground in July 2025. Located in the Khlong Tamru Subdistrict south of the capital, within Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor, the 16-hectare site is expected to deliver up to 200MW at full build-out, representing an investment of around $1.2 billion. Bridge’s other site in Thailand was acquired in 2022.
While terms may still change, the loan is currently expected to have a 12-month tenor. Bridge Data Centres declined to comment on the report.
Earlier this month, Bridge said it was planning to invest $2.3–$4 billion in data centers in Singapore, noting it is “uniquely positioned to support hyperscalers and global tech firms seeking high-performance, sustainable, and scalable platforms across Asia Pacific.”
In December 2025, Bain Capital was reportedly considering several funding options for Bridge, including a potential stake sale and a continuation fund.
Bridge was previously merged with Bain’s Chinese data center arm, ChinData, which was sold to a Chinese-led consortium in September last year. The company currently lists five data centers in operation or development in Malaysia, two in Thailand, and one in India, and says it has a pipeline exceeding 1.5GW across its sites.
