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NEXTDC secures $1.8bn in new senior debt to boost liquidity

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The Nextdc Ltd (ASX: NXT) share price is in focus today as the company announced it has secured A$1.8 billion in new senior debt facilities, taking its available senior debt to A$8.2 billion and boosting estimated pro forma liquidity to A$8.4 billion.

What did NEXTDC report?

  • Secured A$1.8 billion in new senior debt commitments from domestic and international banks
  • Total available senior debt facilities to rise from A$6.4 billion to A$8.2 billion
  • Estimated pro forma 30 June 2026 liquidity (cash and undrawn facilities) increases to approximately A$8.4 billion
  • Debt margins broadly in line with existing senior facilities
  • Proceeds earmarked to fund recent contract wins and ongoing data centre development

What else do investors need to know?

NEXTDC’s new borrowing signals strong backing from both local and international banks, following record contracted utilisation updates and recent capital-raising efforts. These facilities will support the company’s growth plans, particularly expanding its data centre footprint in response to increased customer demand.

A general syndication process for the debt is about to begin, with financial close on track for July 2026, subject to the usual conditions. The company’s existing Common Terms Deed will govern the new facilities, offering consistency and predictability for both NEXTDC and its stakeholders.

What’s next for NEXTDC?

NEXTDC plans to apply the funds to capital expenditure for new and ongoing data centre projects, driven by recent large customer contract wins. The financing ensures robust liquidity and supports its growth ambitions, positioning the business to capitalise on Australia’s digital infrastructure boom.

Investors can expect the company to focus on operational excellence and sustainability as it strengthens its leadership in the data centre space. With liquidity levels set to reach new highs, NEXTDC says it’s well-placed for future expansion.

NEXTDC share price snapshot

Over the past 12 months, NEXTDC shares have risen 13%, outperforming the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) which has risen 7% over the same period.

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