
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 28): Mah Sing Group Bhd (KL:MAHSING) said it is on the lookout for new partners to develop its second data centre project, after exclusive talks with Bridge Data Centres lapsed.
This is the second data centre project collaboration with Bridge Data Centres to have fallen through, after an earlier agreement for a 100MW data centre project on a 17.55-acre site in Southville City also lapsed in May.
Meanwhile, the latest one-year exclusivity agreement with Bridge Data Centres Malaysia VII Sdn Bhd for the proposed joint venture development of a 200-megawatt (MW) data centre lapsed on Tuesday, the property developer said in a bourse filing.
Nonetheless, the group said it is still seeking to implement the project — citing its strategic location with access to necessary utilities — and will continue to explore various modes of partnership with interested data centre operators.
Possible modes of partnership include joint ventures, build-to-lease arrangements or outright land sales, Mah Sing noted.
Shares in Mah Sing ended two sen or 1.87% lower at RM1.05 on Wednesday, valuing the group at RM2.69 billion.