Infratil's stake in data-centre firm CDC jumps in value
The value of New Zealand infrastructure investor Infratil's stake in data-centre operator CDC has risen markedly. A data-centre sector growing with AI and cloud demand is pushing valuations higher. The development is read as a positive signal for Infratil investors.
The value of New Zealand infrastructure investor Infratil's stake in data-centre operator CDC has risen markedly. According to RNZ, the increase reflects strong demand for data-centre assets.
The spread of AI and cloud services is raising the need for data-centre capacity. That trend is lifting valuations of companies in the sector and creating an attractive area for infrastructure investors.
For Infratil, the CDC stake is among the standout assets in its portfolio. Analysts say the durability of valuations will depend on demand, capital spending and competitive conditions. Company updates will be watched closely.
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