A major data center company is exploring the possibility of selling off its Asian business operations in what could be a massive $30 billion transaction, according to a Bloomberg News report published Tuesday.
Stack Infrastructure, which is owned by Blue Owl Capital and headquartered in Denver, has been evaluating various options for its Asia-Pacific holdings, sources with knowledge of the discussions told Bloomberg.
The company specializes in providing digital infrastructure services to businesses and operates data center facilities throughout strategic Asia-Pacific markets, including major hubs in Tokyo, based on information from the company’s website.
According to the Bloomberg report, Stack has initiated conversations with potential financial advisors regarding either a complete or partial divestiture of its properties located in Australia, Japan, and Malaysia.
The report noted that while infrastructure-focused investment funds and other industry participants could potentially show interest in acquiring these assets, the discussions remain in early stages with no definitive choices made yet.
Neither Stack Infrastructure nor Blue Owl Capital provided immediate responses to requests for comment when contacted after regular business hours. Reuters was unable to independently confirm the details of the Bloomberg report.
