The capital injection comes through the issuance of new ordinary shares, pushing the firm’s total share count to 558,399,385. By strengthening its balance sheet, the group aims to accelerate the development of data centers and power infrastructure across both Europe and the United States. Beyond physical expansion, the funding allows the firm to increase its stake in existing technology holdings and broaden its institutional shareholder base, raising the company’s free float to approximately 20%.

Founder and CEO Max-Hervé George described the move as a necessary step to maintain pace with rapidly evolving data center markets. The group’s strategy hinges on a substantial development pipeline that prioritizes AI compute deployments. While the current transaction provides immediate liquidity, some participating investors have secured share options contingent upon reaching specific capital market milestones.