Yondr Group has secured new financing to fuel its data center buildout.

The company this week announced it has secured two new corporate facilities, which will help Yondr scale across Europe and North America. The size of the facilities was not shared.

The financings comprise a new Global Letter of Credit (LC) Facility and a European Holdco Facility. Holdco financing is debt incurred by a holding company, at a level removed from an operating group.

Yondr said the financing will provide financial flexibility to support campus growth, accelerate delivery timelines, expand into new markets, and secure additional capacity.

The Global LC Facility was arranged by Natixis, together with RBC Capital Markets and Société Générale as lenders. Yondr was represented by Linklaters LLP as Sponsor Counsel, while Milbank LLP acted as Lender Counsel.

Lenders to the Holdco Facility include BNP Paribas, IFM Investors, F2i and Principal Asset Management. Yondr was represented by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP as Sponsor Counsel, while Latham & Watkins acted as Lender Counsel.

Sandip Mahajan, CFO at Yondr, said: “Yondr’s balance sheet strength facilitated us establishing these facilities and they represent another important step in enhancing Yondr’s ability to scale at pace across key global markets. Demand for digital infrastructure continues to accelerate and having the right financial structures in place is critical to maintaining speed, flexibility and execution certainty.

Yondr operates data center campuses across Europe, Asia, and North America, with developments in Virginia, Texas, Canada, the UK, Indonesia, Japan, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Previously owned by single-family investment office Cathexis, Apollo Global Management, and Mubadala, the firm was acquired by DigitalBridge and Canadian pension fund La Caisse in a deal that closed in July 2025. German financial giant Allianz has since acquired a minority stake in the business.

The firm secured $532m in green ABS funding earlier this year.