Ascenty Achieves Over 30% Growth in Enterprise Revenue in 2025 and Accelerates Expansion with a US$ 1 Billion Investment
Robust performance in 2025 supports an expansion cycle backed by US$ 1 billion already approved.
Ascenty — a joint venture between Digital Realty and Brookfield Infrastructure, and the largest data center and connectivity services provider in Latin America — ended 2025 with significant operational momentum. The company recorded a 30% increase in enterprise revenue and a 26% rise in contracted capacity in MW. Overall, the enterprise target was exceeded by 22%, with the addition of 149 new clients.
Sector-based performance also reinforces the company’s positive growth trajectory. The IT/Cloud segment accounted for 48.45% of demand, followed by telecom (32.99%), banking/fintech/insurance (9.28%), healthcare (6.19%), education (2.06%) and logistics (1.03%).
In addition to distributed sales across data centers in Brazil (São Paulo capital, the metropolitan region of Campinas, and Fortaleza), Chile, and Mexico, connectivity products also stood out. ServiceFabric®—Digital Realty’s global orchestration and connectivity platform commercialized by Ascenty in Latin America—achieved a 1300% increase in monthly recurring revenue, alongside dozens of new subscriptions throughout 2025.
Interconnection services also grew significantly, with a 50% increase in revenue compared to 2024, driven by rising demand for private networks, low latency, and neutral infrastructure.
According to Marcos Siqueira, CRO and Head of Strategy at Ascenty, the results reflect both sector maturity and the growing need for critical infrastructure:
“We see a rapidly expanding market that requires resilient and scalable infrastructure to keep pace with increasing traffic and the sophistication brought by technological evolution and society’s digital behavior.”
To sustain this pace, the company has US$ 1 billion in approved investments for 2026 across Brazil, Mexico, and Chile—countries where it already operates 25 data centers. Among the 13 additional announced projects under development is SPO05, in Greater São Paulo, requiring approximately R$ 300 million, offering a total capacity of 47 MW on campus and about 40,000 m² of built area. The company is also advancing with SPO06 and SLC04, its fourth data center in Chile.
“In addition to operating with 100% renewable energy across all our data centers, we are carbon-neutral and use closed-loop cooling systems that consume no water in our operations. Our commitment is to continue building efficient infrastructure aligned with the market’s best ESG practices,” Siqueira adds.
