STTGDC, 도쿄 내 70MW 규모 캠퍼스의 설비 구축 및 운영 자금 조달을 위해 5억 9천만 달러 규모의 그린론을 확보했다.

STTGDC has secured funding to expand its data center campus in Tokyo, Japan.

The company this week announced a JPY93 billion ($589.9m) green loan facility to finance the fit-out and subsequent operation of STTGDC TYO1 and STTGDC TYO2, the two buildings at its 70MW data center campus in Inzai City.

The facility is structured in accordance with the Green Loan Principles. According to the company, the financing is tied to defined environmental criteria, including green building certification and energy-efficiency requirements.

"This financing reflects the strength of our Japan platform and the confidence of our banking partners in the quality and long-term potential of the Tokyo campus," said Nelson Lim, group CFO, STTGDC. "It provides the capital foundation to advance the campus while maintaining a disciplined approach to growth. Importantly, the green-loan structure aligns our financing strategy with the environmental performance of the assets we develop, reinforcing how sustainability is integrated into our capital allocation and investment decisions."

Standard Chartered acted as Lead Coordinator for the financing, alongside Mizuho Bank, OCBC, Société Générale and UOB. Standard Chartered and Société Générale also acted as Green Loan Coordinators.

The company first announced plans to expand into Tokyo in October 2021. It broke ground on Tokyo 2 in April 2024 and launched the 32MW Tokyo 1 facility in June 2025.

"The Tokyo campus is central to our long-term commitment to Japan and strengthens our ability to support customers as their cloud, AI and digital infrastructure requirements grow," added Kiyoshi Maeda, CEO Japan, STTGDC. "Customers need infrastructure that can scale with their ambitions while delivering the resilience and efficiency required for mission-critical operations. Through STTGDC TYO1 and STTGDC TYO2, we are building that capacity in one of Japan's established data center markets and creating a strong platform for our continued growth in the country."

Investment firm KKR and Singaporean telecoms operator Singtel fully acquired STT GDC from ST Telemedia in February. The company has since been rebranded as STTGDC.