Goodman Group, a leading global specialist in industrial property and digital infrastructure, is strategically expanding its data center capacity in Asia. The company has entered agreements to provide up to 1,000 MW of power in Japan, initiated the construction of a new 50 MW data center in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong SAR, and established a new regional office in Singapore to support its growing data center strategy in Asia.

Having developed its first data center in Hong Kong in 2006, Goodman has successfully delivered 0.6 GW of data centers and powered sites globally for hyperscale and co-location customers in recent years. The company’s global data center portfolio includes several new data center and technology hubs, contributing to its global power bank of 3.7 GW. This bank comprises completed facilities, secured power, and potential data center projects across 12 major international cities.

Paul McGarry, Head of Asia at Goodman, highlighted the company’s ability to secure land and power in high-demand locations in tier 1 markets such as Japan and Hong Kong. This effort has resulted in a substantial power bank of 1.8 GW in Asia. McGarry emphasized that this, combined with their planning, architectural, and engineering capabilities, along with a strong balance sheet, positions Goodman to meet the increasing demand for new, high-value, and high-tier data center facilities in major Asian cities.