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Digital Edge to acquire Malaysian data center site for $87m

by Released | Apr 15, 2026

Digital Edge has agreed to acquire an industrial site in Johor, Malaysia, for MYR 346.5 million ($87.3 million), marking the Stonepeak-backed data center operator’s first known land purchase in the country as it expands in Southeast Asia’s digital infrastructure market, reported Mingtiandi.

Texas-based Coltala Aerospace appoints veteran aerospace leader Phil Bathurst as president

by Released | Apr 14, 2026

Coltala Aerospace, a Texas-based aerospace platform backed by Coltala Holdings, announced the appointment of Phil Bathurst as president of Coltala Aerospace, bringing more than three decades of leadership experience building and scaling aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) organizations across the global aerospace aftermarket.

LACERS issues RFPs for infrastructure strategies

by Elise Mackanych | Apr 14, 2026

The Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System (LACERS) has issued a request for proposals, seeking qualified investment management firms to manage up to $550 million in an actively managed global listed infrastructure strategy, as well as $800 million in a passively managed global listed infrastructure strategy, according to investment correspondence.

Newmark hires Philip O’Bannon to lead infrastructure capital markets business

by Released | Apr 14, 2026

Newmark Group, a commercial real estate adviser and service provider to large institutional investors, global corporations and other owners and occupiers, has announced the company has hired Philip O’Bannon, a seasoned infrastructure capital markets professional with more than 20 years of experience spanning investment banking and engineering, as senior managing director to lead its infrastructure capital markets business.

Perspectives: You can’t legislate away the future

by Geoffrey Dohrmann | Apr 14, 2026

Calls for halting data center development are growing louder. U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and others have framed the recent surge in digital-infrastructure construction as reckless, extractive and environmentally destabilizing. Their concerns deserve consideration, but they also fit a familiar historical pattern. Whenever a transformative technology begins reshaping the economy, resistance rises in parallel. The Luddites are rising again.

Hexicon completes divestment of the TwinHub Project

by Released | Apr 13, 2026

Hexicon AB has announced that it has entered into and completed a sales and purchase agreement with a leading global provider of advanced maritime and offshore engineering solutions regarding the divestment of the TwinHub project company, Wave Hub, in Cornwall, United Kingdom.
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