Investment & Finance Summit

APAC has no shortage of ambitious capacity announcements, but headline megawatts do not necessarily represent infrastructure that can be powered, financed, delivered, occupied or monetised.  The opening will establish the distinction between announced, deliverable and bankable capacity, and set out …

Where will the next wave of capital into APAC digital infrastructure be deployed and which markets, assets and investment strategies are best positioned to attract it?  Three rapid, investor-led keynotes will examine APAC digital infrastructure from different capital-allocation perspectives, assessi …

AI demand is accelerating across APAC, but demand for compute does not automatically translate into financeable infrastructure revenue. The investment question is what converts customer interest into contracted, durable cash flow and who carries the risk when technology, customers or infrastructure …

AI infrastructure increasingly operates as an interconnected system. A data centre, power connection, fibre route or compute platform may be attractive individually, but its returns increasingly depend on infrastructure and counterparties outside the investor’s direct control.  This session will exa …

Where would investors actually deploy capital in APAC digital infrastructure today — and what would make them walk away?  Three senior capital allocators will form a live Investment Committee, with the audience participating through live-voting, and assess a series of competing digital infrastructur …

As APAC digital infrastructure platforms become larger and more capital intensive, the question is no longer simply whether investors can exit but which pools of capital can ultimately own these assets at scale.  This session will examine how capital moves from development and growth investors into …

The morning has tested where capital will flow, what turns demand into bankable cash flow, how investors should underwrite increasingly interconnected infrastructure systems, and what ultimately determines whether an opportunity receives capital.  The final question goes to the room: What is the sin …