Radius Global Infrastructure works with data centre operators, developers, telecoms operators and enterprises to release capital tied up in existing facilities and fund future expansion. We invest in the land and buildings that support critical data centre operations, including hyperscale, wholesale, colocation and interconnection facilities, while our partners retain full operational control and ownership of their customer relationships.
Why Radius Global
Radius Global brings together long-term infrastructure capital, specialist property expertise and proven transaction capabilities to support data centre partners.
Our long-term ownership model gives partners continuity and certainty over the property assets underpinning their operations.
With access to capital priced for core infrastructure, Radius Global’s sale-and-leaseback transactions provide liquidity beyond that typically available through bank borrowing or asset-backed finance.
Consolidating leases with a single counterparty simplifies lease administration and reduces the complexities of renegotiation, redevelopment and managing multiple landlords.
Our established approach limits demands on partners and accommodates transactions ranging from individual sites to larger portfolios.
Sale and Leaseback Transactions
Realise the Value of Data Centre Property While Retaining Operational Control
Radius Global acquires the land and buildings occupied by existing data centres, releasing capital for reinvestment in our partners’ businesses. Long-term lease agreements ensure continued use of the facilities, while partners remain responsible for the infrastructure and retain full control of operations and customer relationships.
We work with data centre operators, telecoms companies and enterprises seeking to realise the value of their owned facilities while continuing to operate them.
Principal Benefits for Our Partners
- Release capital invested in owned property.
- Retain control of operations and customer relationships.
- Secure long-term use of essential facilities.
- Reinvest capital in expansion, upgrades or other business priorities.
Capital Recycling for Developers
Release Capital From Completed Facilities to Fund the Next Phase of Growth
Radius Global acquires data centre property once facilities are fully operational and income has stabilised, enabling developers to reinvest capital in subsequent campus phases or new projects. Transactions are structured to reflect each facility’s leasing and operating arrangements, maintaining continuity for occupiers.
Principal Benefits for Our Partners
- Realise the value of completed facilities with stable income.
- Reinvest capital in further development.
- Coordinate transactions with phased campus delivery.
- Establish a long-term capital partner for future projects.
Portfolio Partnerships
A Consistent Framework for Releasing Capital Across Your Portfolio
Radius Global works with partners to establish transaction frameworks encompassing multiple facilities over time. These arrangements enable operators and owners to realise asset value in stages, coordinating transactions with investment priorities and portfolio development.
Agreements are tailored to accommodate ongoing operations and future facility requirements, with flexibility across different assets and markets.
Principal Benefits for Our Partners
- Release capital progressively across a portfolio.
- Streamline transactions through an agreed framework.
- Coordinate transactions across multiple markets with a single partner.
- Align asset disposals with long-term business plans.
A Multi-Asset Platform
We invest in the land and buildings underpinning a broad range of data centre facilities.
Facilities delivering large-scale computing and storage capacity for cloud providers and other major customers.
Carrier hotels and highly connected facilities where telecoms networks, enterprises and cloud providers exchange traffic.
Enterprise and retail colocation facilities housing business-critical applications that are difficult to relocate to another data centre or migrate to the cloud.
Dedicated facilities supporting the IT infrastructure and operations of individual enterprises.