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SWI Group: Pioneering the Future of Digital Infrastructure

In a strategic move, SWI Capital Holding Ltd, listed on Euronext Amsterdam under the ticker symbol SWICH, is refocusing its investment strategy towards digital infrastructure. With over 80% of its capital now allocated to transatlantic digital infrastructure exceeding 4 GW in power capacity, the company aims to increase this figure to 90% in the near future.

Major Acquisition Completed

Recently, SWI Group finalized the previously announced acquisition of a majority stake (over 70%) in Genesis Digital Assets (GDA), which will be rebranded as SWI Digital. This acquisition marks a significant step in the company’s strategy to become a leading player in the digital infrastructure sector. The alignment of resources between the two companies is expected to accelerate growth and innovation in this vital industry.

Emphasis on Digital Infrastructure

As part of this strategic redirection, SWI Group is focusing heavily on developing its high-performance computing (HPC) and GPU services, partnering with Polarise for financial collaboration instead of pursuing a majority stake in that company. This lays the groundwork for a robust infrastructure ecosystem that can propel the group’s calculations in artificial intelligence (AI).

With a two-digit growth forecast for 2026, SWI Group's emphasis on enhancing its investment capabilities is backed by its experienced leadership, including co-founders Max-Hervé George and Jaume Sabater. They assert that this shift not only supports the company’s growth but also sets the foundation for the next decade in investment trends.

Strategic Investment Through AiOnX and SWI Digital

SWI Group has consistently invested in digital infrastructures over the past five years, building a portfolio across Europe and the US. Two main platforms direct these investments:
1. AiOnX: A European platform focused on AI infrastructure, developing hyperscale data centers across Ireland, the UK, Denmark, Spain, and Italy. One site has already been leased to a leading hyperscale tenant.
2. SWI Digital (GDA): This US division includes a portfolio of land that is connected to the electrical grid, ensuring a significant presence in the rapidly evolving market for AI and high-performance computing.

Beyond Land and Energy: Developing AI Computing

SWI Group is moving beyond merely owning land and energy capabilities by enhancing its computing power for AI. Leveraging its robust balance sheet and experienced team, the company plans to roll out its cloud-based AI platform providing GPU-accelerated computing capabilities to businesses and research institutions.

By integrating AiOnX's assets with SWI Digital's offerings and the group's HPC capabilities, SWI aims to create vertically integrated digital infrastructure that optimizes value at every level of the AI infrastructure chain.

Strategic Initiatives Beyond Digital Infrastructure

Aside from focusing on digital assets, SWI Group maintains a diversified portfolio that encompasses various investments:

• - Industrial and logistics real estate in Europe through SERT, a listed company on the Singapore Exchange with an investment-grade rating.
• - Multifamily residential properties in the United States through Varia US, listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
• - Emerging convictions in culture, sports, and entertainment, where interesting investment opportunities are identified before achieving consensus.
• - An opportunistic strategy that is unrestricted in asset classes allows SWI to invest in various identified market opportunities, including distressed situations and financial assets.

Max-Hervé George emphasizes that their transition into a publicly traded investment group brings the necessary financial strength and flexibility to capitalize on trends defining the coming decade. Jaume Sabater further asserts that being listed on Euronext Amsterdam allows for rigorous and prompt value creation.

As SWI Group continues its transformation and investments, the commitment to digital infrastructure remains at the heart of its operations, significantly reshaping its future and the industry landscape.