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- The closing changes economic and voting control over a Belgian colocation footprint that serves enterprise, public-sector, telecom and cloud-adjacent demand.
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Cordiant Digital Infrastructure announced that its 47.5% economic and 50% voting interest in DCU Invest, and DCU's acquisition of Datacenter United Brussels, had both closed.
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The 3 March 2025 RNS records the closed transactions, the 47.5% economic and 50% voting interest, the 13 data centres across 11 Belgian locations and roughly 13MW of IT capacity.
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Cordiant's October 2024 announcement describes the agreement with TINC and another Cordiant-managed fund, the EUR92.3m equity consideration, 50% voting rights and Proximus master service agreement.
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Datacenter United said Cordiant joined as a shareholder, Proximus data centres were being acquired for EUR128m, Proximus would remain a customer for at least 10 years and the combined group would have 13 Belgian data centres.
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TINC's regulated information announcement corroborates completion, the sale of a 50% stake in DCU to CORD and DCU's acquisition of Proximus' data-centre business.
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Cordiant lists Datacenter United as a portfolio company acquired in February 2025 and describes it as a Belgian wholesale and retail data-centre infrastructure provider with 13 Tier III and Tier IV facilities.
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Capacity Media independently reported that Cordiant Digital Infrastructure completed the acquisition of a 47.5% economic interest in DCU Invest, the Datacenter United vehicle.
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Last updated: 2026-08-27