April 25, 2021
LISBON (AFP) – A British-United States (US) company announced Friday that it would invest up to EUR3.5 billion to build a massive data centre in Portugal by 2025 in response to demand for trans-Atlantic connections.
The company – “start campus” – has chosen a site in the port of Sines, southwestern Portugal, near a decommissioned coal power plant, and will “have a net zero carbon footprint”, a statement said.
Start campus is a joint venture of US investment firm Davidson Kempner Capital Management and Pioneer Point Partners of Britain.
“Sines 4.0”, as the project has been dubbed, “will be one of the largest data centre campus projects in Europe and will address the exploding demand of large international technology companies,” the statement said.
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Private Equity Firm AIP Buys Up Debt on Guptaâs Aluminum Plants
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(Bloomberg) American Industrial Partners has bought most of the senior debt of two of Sanjeev Guptaâs European aluminum assets, putting it in position to take them over, people familiar with the matter said.
(Bloomberg) American Industrial Partners has bought most of the senior debt of two of Sanjeev Guptaâs European aluminum assets, putting it in position to take them over, people familiar with the matter said.
The New York-based private equity firm in recent days bought debt linked to Guptaâs Dunkirk smelter in France as well as refinancing the senior debt of the Duffel rolling mill in Belgium, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the deals werenât public.
Private Equity Firm AIP Buys Debt on Gupta’s Aluminum Plants
Bloomberg 1 hr ago Jack Farchy, Luca Casiraghi and Irene García Pérez
(Bloomberg) American Industrial Partners has bought most of the senior debt of two of Sanjeev Gupta’s European aluminum assets, putting it in position to take them over, people familiar with the matter said.
The New York-based private equity firm in recent days bought debt linked to Gupta’s Dunkirk smelter in France as well as refinancing the senior debt of the Duffel rolling mill in Belgium, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the deals weren’t public.