Data Center Firm Eyes Majority Stake Sale
KateClarkTweets · x · 2026-07-14
The Wall Street Journal reported that a data center company is pushing to sell a majority stake this summer, with the total transaction size potentially reaching tens of billions of dollars.
- The largest deal could be DataBank, with an estimated valuation/transaction size reaching up to $25 billion.
- The key question is: whether the market has enough capital to digest so many massive deals simultaneously.
- Ravi Purohit from Paul Weiss stated that very few people can write checks of that magnitude.
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