Sixth Street Partners, South Korea’s SK Telecom, and GIC are reportedly among the bidders seeking to acquire a significant stake in Southeast Asia’s Bridge Data Centres, according to people familiar with the matter. The outlets cite unnamed sources and do not provide the size of the stake being sold, the valuation range, or whether the bidders are competing for the same portion of the business. The reports also do not specify the structure of the transaction or the expected timeline for negotiations.
Bridge Data Centres is described in the reporting as operating across Southeast Asia, where demand for data storage and related infrastructure continues to grow. The involvement of an international investment firm (Sixth Street), a telecom operator (SK Telecom) and a sovereign wealth investor (GIC) suggests interest from both infrastructure-focused capital and companies seeking strategic exposure to regional data-centre capacity.
No details are provided regarding other potential bidders, financing terms, or whether Bain—named in the articles’ titles—remains the seller or has a role in the process.
