DigiCo Infrastructure (DGT) AGM 2025 Presentation summary
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AGM 2025 Presentation summary
11 Nov, 2025Key achievements and financial performance
Exceeded FY25 EBITDA guidance with $99m annualised EBITDA and 10.9c distribution per security; run-rate annualised EBITDA of at least $180m expected by July 2026.
Australian contracted IT capacity projected to reach 41MW by June 2026, a 95% increase from June 2025.
US business to benefit from CHII rental ramp-up, delivering incremental $40m EBITDA in FY26.
Group billed IT capacity expected to reach at least 85MW by July 2026.
FY26 distributions expected to be 12 cents per security, maintaining a 90-100% payout of FFO.
Market trends and growth drivers
Global data centre demand is surging, driven by rapid AI adoption and high-performance computing.
Australia faces a projected data centre capacity shortfall of ~1.7GW by 2028.
DigiCo operates in the core infrastructure layer, supporting AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads.
Development and expansion projects
SYDI project upsized from 9MW to 20MW, with full 88MW delivery targeted within 3 years; approval expected before year end.
Los Angeles (LAXI) development approval expected Q2 FY26, with construction to start 1H FY27 and 66MW capacity planned.
Additional projects include 8MW ADLI expansion and 20MW BNE3 development, with discussions underway.
Latest events from DigiCo Infrastructure
- FY26 EBITDA exceeded guidance as Australian expansion accelerates and distributions set to rise 25%.DGT
H2 2026 - 1H FY26 saw double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth, robust SYD1 expansion, and strong liquidity.DGT
H1 2026 - Annualised EBITDA exceeded guidance, with HCF certification and expansions driving growth.DGT
H2 2025