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SWI Capital Holding Ltd. 2025 Performance Overview

SWI Capital Holding Ltd. has released its audited annual report for 2025, showcasing a significant year characterized by the advancement in AI and digital infrastructure initiatives. The integration of the international investment manager Stoneweg marked a crucial step in enhancing its investment offerings across various sectors.

Key Highlights of 2025

In 2025, SWI Capital made strategic strides in multiple directions:

• - Expansion of Digital Infrastructure: The company acquired the Cambridge Innovation Campus data center project, boasting a substantial 530 MW of power. This acquisition represents a pivotal enhancement in SWI's digital infrastructure capacity.
• - Strategic Acquisitions: SWI successfully acquired a controlling stake in a European high-performance computing firm and a US-based data center company, aligning with its goal to expand its portfolio in AI-related infrastructures.
• - Integration of Stoneweg: Stoneweg, an international investment management group with €10 billion in assets under management and over 250 employees, was fully integrated as both Property Manager and Asset Manager for the Singapore-listed Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust. This integration bolstered SWI's operational capabilities significantly.

SWI's strong performance also reflects a capital increase of €217 million in 2025, supplemented by an additional €260 million planned for 2026. The company maintains a conservative net loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of 15.3%, which reinforces its financial stability and capacity for future investments.

Strategic Deal Pipeline

SWI Capital has reported a robust pipeline of deals aimed at amplifying its AI digital infrastructure strategy. This initiative includes:

• - Acquisition of significant interest in a US digital infrastructure enterprise, promoting innovation and growth.
• - Investment into a top-tier European Nvidia Preferred Partner cloud services provider, thus broadening its AI-as-a-Service segment.

These acquisitions are strategically aligned with SWI's existing data center platform, AiOnX, which is involved in the development of five state-of-the-art hyperscale projects.

Creating a Global Player

By synergizing its European and US platforms and enhancing GPU-as-a-Service operations, SWI is positioning itself as a leading global entity in digital infrastructure. This strategy provides comprehensive cloud and AI computing solutions, appealing to a broad spectrum of clients and sectors.

Max-Hervé George, CEO of SWI, remarked on the year’s achievements, stating, "2025 was a turning point for our organization. Our teams exhibited their proficiency in executing diverse strategies simultaneously, allowing us to fortify our structures and broaden our operations."

2025 Financial Outlook

As of December 31, 2025, SWI's total assets reached €3.3 billion, driven by continued appreciation in its data center asset values and the successful integration of Stoneweg. This year also saw ongoing income generation from SWI's established real estate portfolios, alongside the new capabilities introduced by the Stoneweg teams.

SWI is poised for further advancements in various projects concerning data centers, AI, and digital infrastructures. Their commitment to sustainable value creation through strategic investments ensures a prosperous outlook.

For further details, the comprehensive 2025 Annual Report is accessible to investors and interested parties either through an ESEF reporting package or as a PDF on the SWI website. An announcement regarding the date for the upcoming annual general meeting will be shared separately.

About SWI Group

SWI Group is a global investment conglomerate guided by an entrepreneurial ethos, actively engaging in diverse sectors such as AI and Digital Infrastructure, Real Estate, Credit, and the Financial Sector. SWI employs a thorough research approach and local teams worldwide to identify and exploit investment opportunities effectively, currently managing approximately €10 billion in assets across 26 offices globally.