DayOne Secures .7B in Financing for Malaysia Data Center Expansion

DayOne Secures $3.7B in Financing for Malaysia Data Center Expansion

Singapore's DayOne secures $3.7B in financing to expand data centers in Malaysia, boosting Johor's digital infrastructure.

Editorial Desk

October 14, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Bengaluru, India — Singapore-based data centre developer DayOne has finalized a RM15 billion ($3.67 billion) financing package from a group of seven banks to support its expansion in Malaysia.

The deal includes contributions from major financial institutions such as DBS Group and Standard Chartered, marking a significant milestone in the company’s efforts to scale operations in Johor, a key hub for digital infrastructure in the country.

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This latest funding doubles the total capital allocated for DayOne’s Johor platform, bringing the financing to RM30 billion. The loan will be used to enhance hyperscale data centre capacity, with plans to advance the company’s potential U.S. stock market listing.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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