Vantage Data Centers has raised an additional £254 million (€293 million/$340 million) in securitized term notes. Some £200 million (€231 million/$268 million) was raised through a tap of the existing class A-2 Notes, while £54 million (€62 million/$72 million) was raised from the new class B Tranche.
This builds on Vantage’s debut public issuance in 2024 raising £600 million (€692 million/$803 million), which was the first-ever EMEA data center ABS completed in sterling. The Class A-2 Notes are rated A-, A (low) and A by Standard & Poor’s, Morningstar DBRS and Scope Ratings, respectively. The Class B Notes are rated BBB- by Standard & Poor’s and BBB by Morningstar DBRS and Scope Ratings.
The new notes will be used to refinance certain indebtedness in connection with CWL11 and CWL13 (including the full redemption of the Class A-1 VFN notes), part of Vantage’s 148-megawatt campus in Cardiff, Wales, one of Europe’s largest hyperscale data ce
