SWI Group Announces €800 million Capital Increase

Singapore / Amsterdam – October 12, 2026 – Euronext Amsterdam-listed SWI Group
(“SWI”; SWICH) today announces an €800 million capital increase with institutional investors.
The capital increase is realized through the issuance of new ordinary shares by SWICH in
several series, increasing the total share capital to 558,399,385 ordinary shares. This
increases the total equity raised since March 2026 to over €1 billion.
The transaction marks a major milestone in SWI Group’s transformation, providing substantial
additional equity capital to accelerate the consolidation and expansion of its transatlantic
digital infrastructure and AI compute platform across Europe and the United States.
As part of the transformation announced by the Group, the proceeds will support the
development and scaling of the Group’s data center and AI compute capacity, including power
infrastructure, compute deployments and the execution of its development pipeline on both
sides of the Atlantic.
The capital increase materially strengthens SWI Group’s balance sheet and provides the
Group with additional financial capacity to execute its growth strategy at scale, including
further investment into AI and increasing its stake in existing investments. It also broadens its
institutional shareholder base while enhancing market liquidity and increasing the Company’s
free float to approximately 20% of the share capital.
“This transaction is about keeping up to speed with the compute and data center markets. We
have a clear strategy, a substantial pipeline and a strong position across Europe and the
United States. We are very pleased to welcome new investors who share our long-term
ambition for the Group.” said Max-Hervé George, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of
SWI Group.
As part of the transaction, certain investors are granted options in relation to their shares
conditional on ECM milestones.
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