Equinix issues $650m green bonds, its second issuance in Singapore

The bonds will be used to strengthen the firm’s sustainability initiatives.

Data centre firm Equinix has announced the issuance of $650m in green bonds in Singapore.

This second issuance builds on its inaugural $500m green bond offering in March 2025.

The $650m green bonds will have 2.90% senior notes due in 2032. The offering closed on 21 August 2025.

Including this latest issuance, Equinix has issued a total of approximately $12.24b (US$9.5b) of green bonds globally, making Equinix one of the top corporate issuers of green bonds around the world.

According to Equinix, the firm will use the green bonds to advance its longstanding commitment to sustainability leadership and reduce its environmental impact globally.

For the offering of the bonds, DBS Bank Ltd., HSBC, OCBC and Standard Chartered Bank served as joint global coordinators and joint lead managers and bookrunners. DBS Bank Ltd. Served as the sole green bond structuring agent.

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