DBS and UOB fund $530m data centre campus in Indonesia

Three data centres will be developed in the Nongsa Digital Park (NDP) in Batam.

DBS and UOB have jointly provided a S$530m (IDR6.7t) loan for the development of a new data centre campus in Batam, Indonesia.

The project will be jointly developed by DayOne, a Singapore-based data centre developer and operator; and the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA).

This is reportedly the largest rupiah-denominated financing agreement ever secured for a data centre campus development, the two banks said in a press statement published on 5 June 2025.

Three data centres will be developed in the Nongsa Digital Park (NDP) in Batam.

Development is expected to be completed in end-2025, with the NDP data centre campus expected to have a combined IT load capacity of around 72MW by completion.

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