Rowan Digital Infrastructure announced corporate level financings adding more than 1.5 billion dollars in new capital capacity: a 600 million dollar upsize of its holding company term loan led by Apterra Infrastructure Capital, plus a new 590 million dollar revolving credit facility and a new 355 million dollar letter of credit facility, each led by Citibank, with the facilities available for general pipeline development. The company, founded by Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners and Birch Infrastructure and part owned by Blackstone, says it has raised more than 8 billion dollars from more than 40 lenders over the past 18 months and has more than 1.2 gigawatts already contracted to hyperscale customers.
Rowan Digital Infrastructure secures 1.5 billion dollars in new financing
Rowan Digital Infrastructure has added more than 1.5 billion dollars in corporate financing capacity, including a 600 million dollar term loan upsize led by Apterra and 945 million dollars of Citibank led revolving and letter of credit facilities.
Why it matters: Rowan has now raised more than 8 billion dollars from over 40 lenders in 18 months, and the pace of developer level financing is a direct gauge of how much bank capital the hyperscale data centre build out is absorbing.
Data as of Datacenter Dynamics report of November 13, 2026, read in full; single source, reporting Rowan's own announcement of this week, and no second outlet had carried the facilities as of this run. Developing item.
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- Rowan secures $1.5bn in financing for data center build-out - Datacenter Dynamics - 2026-11-13