Keppel unit buys Dutch data centre
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A KEPPEL-RELATED joint venture has bought a data centre in Almere in the Netherlands.
"New acquisition will add more than 5,000 square metres of data centre space to meet growing demand for high-quality data centres in Europe," a Keppel T&T press release on Friday morning said.
Keppel Data Centres Holding, a joint venture between logistics and data centre company Keppel Telecommunications & Transportation (Keppel T&T) and developer Keppel Land, said on Friday morning that its wholly-owned subsidiary has bought the Almere Data Centre 2 from the Reggeborgh Group and VolkerWessels Group.
Called Almere Data Centre 2, the data centre is on freehold land that is 40 minutes away from the Netherlands capital Amsterdam.
Keppel T&T closed Thursday trading at S$1.785, down a cent. Keppel Land closed at S$3.29, down 2 cents.
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