SWI Group Strengthens Digital Presence with Acquisition in the US Data Center Sector

SWI Group Expands Digital Footprint

In a bold move toward strengthening its position in the digital infrastructure arena, SWI Group, listed on the Euronext Amsterdam, has recently announced its acquisition plans for a significant stake in a U.S.-based data center company. This acquisition, valued at USD 330 million, marks a pivotal step in the company's strategy to enhance its digital footprint across global markets.

On February 19, 2026, SWI Group revealed through its fully owned subsidiary that it had entered into a binding agreement to acquire additional interests in digital infrastructure. This follows an earlier announcement where SWI Digital exercised its option to acquire all shares of a private holding company managing similar digital assets for USD 170 million. Upon completion of both transactions, the SWI Group expects to hold 77.2% of the liquidation preference on its preferred share classes as well as approximately 38.3% of the total shareholding in the company.

The acquisitions are set to take place subject to regulatory approvals and various closing conditions, procedures that remain confidential at this time. This significant expansion aligns with SWI Group’s strategic vision to deepen its investment in sectors that are not only lucrative but also pivotal to the future of digital economies.

About SWI Group

Founded with a spirit of entrepreneurship, SWI Group operates across various sectors, including Data Centers, Real Estate, Credit, and the Financial Sector, with a strong focus on alternative investments. The firm bases its investment strategies on in-depth research and hands-on knowledge, aiming for maximum returns with efficient strategy implementation. Their operations within the digital infrastructure domain focus on the acquisition, development, and management of data center assets through their subsidiary AiOnX.

Currently, SWI Group's data center operations span five locations in Europe, including sites in Ireland, the UK, Denmark, Spain, and Italy. They strategically employ local teams to identify and manage opportunities worldwide, reinforcing their commitment to creating sustainable and income-generating digital assets.

As of now, SWI Group manages approximately €11 billion in assets and has a dedicated workforce of about 300 employees spread across 26 global offices. This diverse operational footprint allows SWI Group to leverage local expertise while navigating the complex landscape of international investments.

The recent strategic moves highlight SWI Group’s ambition to not only expand its market presence but also to solidify its role as a leader in delivering cutting-edge digital infrastructure solutions. With the ever-increasing demand for digital services and data storage, SWI Group is well-positioned to ride the wave of growth expected in this essential sector, paving the way for future innovations and enhancements in technology and data management.

As they progress through the acquisition process, stakeholders will be keenly watching how these developments unfold, potentially setting trends in the digital infrastructure industry and impacting the broader market landscape.