Azrieli Group Signs €1 Billion Data Center Agreement in Norway, Shares Rise 8.9%
Azrieli Group's shares rose 8.9% after announcing a €1 billion agreement to provide 80 megawatts of data center services in Norway for a major tech company. The project, managed by its subsidiary Green Mountain Global, is expected to generate an annual net operating income of €117 million, a 17% increase from its current NOI. The first 20 megawatts are set to be delivered by March 2027, contributing to Azrieli's expanding presence in the data center sector.

Azrieli Group's share price increased 8.9% following a report of a new agreement to provide 80 megawatts of data center services to a major international tech company. The services will be delivered on a campus in Norway, built by Azrieli's subsidiary Green Mountain Global, with an estimated project cost of €1 billion plus €60 million in financing.
The agreement is projected to generate an annual net operating income (NOI) of €117 million for Azrieli, marking a 17% increase from its current NOI of NIS 2.6 billion. Delivery of the first 20 megawatts is scheduled for March 2027, with a 15-year service period.
Azrieli has a growing presence in the data center sector, with assets generating 17% of its total, and reported a 173% revenue increase in this sector for the year. The company also secured €592 million in financing for a data center in Frankfurt, Germany.




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