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Telkom Indonesia Streamlines for Data Center Sale in Singapore

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by Maison Edwards
March 6, 2024
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Telkom Indonesia Streamlines for Data Center Sale in Singapore

Telkom Indonesia’s decision to unify its Singaporean data center operations into a single entity is a strategic move with far-reaching implications. The creation of NeutraDC Singapore (NDSG) consolidates services like colocation, cloud offerings, connectivity, and managed solutions, all under one roof. This not only enhances operational efficiency but also significantly elevates NDSG’s market appeal, positioning it for a lucrative future transaction.

Preparing for a High-Value Transaction

A buzz is building around Telkom Indonesia’s plans to potentially sell a portion of its data center empire, in a deal that might value the enterprise at approximately $1 billion. After bringing these assets under the umbrella of PT Telkom Data Ekosistem (TDE) to form NDSG, the company is well-positioned to draw investors. The digital economy’s expansion is driving this strategic maneuver, as Telkom looks to capitalize on investor interest in the high-demand data infrastructure market. The planned divestiture reflects Telkom’s strategic foresight and its commitment to evolving within the digital landscape.

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