Singapore-headquartered modular data centre infrastructure provider EPG has raised more than $100 million in a Series B+ financing round led by Decarbonization Partners, a joint venture between BlackRock and Temasek, with participation from Alibaba Cloud and other strategic investors, the company said.
The latest funding follows EPG’s nearly $100 million Series B round announced in January, underscoring investor appetite for companies supplying equipment and systems for the fast-growing artificial intelligence data centre market.
EPG said the fresh capital will fund its next phase of international expansion, including research and development, manufacturing and delivery capacity, as customers seek faster ways to build high-density computing infrastructure for AI workloads.
The company specialises in prefabricated modular data centre systems that combine power, IT and cooling equipment into factory-built units that can be deployed more quickly than traditional site-built facilities.
Founder and Chairman Alick Wan said competition in the AI era now depends not only on computing power, but also on delivery speed and energy efficiency, adding that the company would use the new funding to strengthen its global manufacturing and delivery capabilities.
Decarbonization Partners said accelerating cloud adoption and AI demand were driving data centre growth globally, and that EPG’s platform supports more cost- and energy-efficient infrastructure buildouts.
The fundraising comes as the data centre sector shifts toward higher-density deployments that are putting pressure on conventional construction methods, creating openings for modular approaches that can shorten delivery timelines and improve energy performance.
That trend has also drawn capital to adjacent infrastructure suppliers such as cooling equipment makers serving AI-ready facilities.
EPG said it delivered more than 200 megawatts of prefabricated data centre modules in 2025, including a full-scope project of more than 60 MW, which it described as one of the largest single projects of its kind in Asia.
The company also opened offices in Japan, Thailand and Dubai, and said its headcount grew 87.6% year-on-year. It relocated its overseas headquarters in Singapore to Novena Square Tower on March 18 as part of its international expansion.
EPG, founded in 2004, operates dual R&D centres in Singapore and Shanghai and manufacturing hubs in Malaysia and China, serving hyperscale, cloud and enterprise customers across Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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