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Data centres are increasingly recognised as a distinct, standalone sector within commercial real estate, and Centuria’s ongoing investment in the sector aligns with the group’s vision to diversify into alternative, high growth sectors.
Centuria began investing in the data centre sector in 2018, with the acquisition of data centre assets into the Centuria Industrial REIT portfolio in 2018. This data centre portfolio has grown in value to over $450 million as at 31 December 2025.
In 2024, Centuria secured a 50% stake in ResetData to expand its revenue stream from the data centre sector. ResetData is a next-generation cloud services and data storage provider offering GPUaas that leverages technology to help reduce energy consumption, water usage and carbon emissions, and enabling higher-density computing in a smaller footprint.
Today, we continue to explore data centre conversion opportunities within our existing portfolio as well as identifying acquisition opportunities that can meet the needs of the market in their thirst for AI infrastructure in the form of data centres.
Centuria has a number of projects underway to transform underutilised real estate.
The Centuria Office REIT and ResetData have delivered Australia’s first sovereign AI Factory and largest supercomputer in Melbourne. This innovative initiative transformed underutilised office space into high-revenue AI infrastructure, positioning Centuria at the forefront of technology-driven real estate solutions.
Centuria Industrial REIT has agreed a partial surrender of underutilised land at the Telstra Data Centre Complex in Clayton, Victoria to be utilised for the development of a second separate data centre of up to 40MW.
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