Yondr Secures Funding for Data Center Expansion

Yondr Group has secured new financing to support its data center expansion plans. The company announced this week that it has arranged two new corporate facilities to help scale its operations across Europe and North America, though the size of the facilities was not disclosed. The financing includes a Global Letter of Credit (LC) Facility and a European Holdco Facility, a form of debt raised at the holding company level above operating entities.

Yondr said the funding will provide greater financial flexibility to support campus growth, speed up delivery timelines, expand into new markets, and secure additional capacity. The Global LC Facility was arranged by Natixis, alongside RBC Capital Markets and Société Générale as lenders. Yondr was advised by Linklaters LLP as sponsor counsel, while Milbank LLP served as lender counsel. For the Holdco Facility, lenders include BNP Paribas, IFM Investors, F2i, and Principal Asset Management. Yondr was represented by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP as sponsor counsel, with Latham & Watkins acting as lender counsel.

Yondr CFO Andip Mahajan said the company’s strong balance sheet enabled it to secure the new facilities, calling them a key step in expanding its ability to scale rapidly across major global markets. He added that rising demand for digital infrastructure makes it essential to maintain financial structures that support speed, flexibility, and execution certainty. Yondr operates data center campuses across Europe, Asia, and North America, with developments in Virginia, Texas, Canada, the UK, Indonesia, Japan, Germany, and the Netherlands.