Princeton Digital Groups expands India data centre footprint by 210MW
The Princeton Digital Group (PDG), a data centre operator headquartered in Singapore, said on Tuesday it has acquired multiple sites in India, adding 210MW of capacity to its current platform and bringing its total operating and planned capacity in the country to 1GW.
“The acquisition secures large scale capacity across two of India’s most strategic data centre markets, Mumbai and Hyderabad, with power secured and key land approvals in place,” PDG said in a media statement.
This expansion nearly doubles the company’s planned capacity in India, significantly strengthening its position in the country. To date, PDG has committed about $2.5 billion to India.
“India is entering a defining phase of its cloud and AI journey,” said Rangu Salgame, chairman, CEO & co founder of PDG. “This acquisition reflects our commitment to scaling responsibly with secured power, approvals in place, and a clear path to execution.”
“This acquisition strengthens our ability to deliver AI ready, high density capacity in Mumbai and Hyderabad. Sustainability remains central to our approach, from IGBC Platinum certified facilities and renewable energy procurement to green financing structures,” said Vipin Shirsat, MD (India), PDG.
With this development, PDG said it has strengthened its presence across seven countries in Asia, building on its portfolio of over 1.8GW.
