Archived Content

The following content is from an older version of this website, and may not display correctly.

Interxion reported its third quarter results for 2012 yesterday, highlighting increased revenue to €70.4m - up 14% on Q3 results for 2011 - a rise it attributed to custom from cloud service providers and the financial services industry.

The European colocation provider adjusted its EBITDA by 15% to €28.7m on the back of a net profit increase of 24% to €8.6m.

During the quarter, Interxion opened new data centers in Amsterdam (AMS 6) and London (LON 2), growing its equipped space by 2,600 sq m to 51,200 sq m, of which 74% is utilized – the same rate that was recorded in the same period last year.

Interxion CEO David Ruberg said all other expansion projects are currently on track – these include AMS 5’s Phase 4 Expansion in Amsterdam, and Zurich’s ZUR1 Phase 3 expansion – both due to come online in Q4 this year and the new Madrid data center MAD2, which will come online in Q1, 2013.

Interxion is investing €12m in the Amsterdam expansion, €4m in Zurich and €10m in Madrid.

“Interxion again developed solid financial and operational results and significantly grew both equipped and revenue generating space,” Interxion CEO David Ruberg said.

“We saw particular strength from cloud service providers and financial services segments who derive value in their own business from the rich, low latency connectivity and robust communicates of interest available in our highly reliable data centres.”

Overall, Interxion’s expansion investment CAPEX for 2012 currently stands at €220m.