Natixis Corporate and Investment Banking (Natixis) has served as one of the arrangers for a US$205m datacentre financing for São Paulo, Brazil-based datacentre operator Ascenty, according to a LinkedIn post by the bank.  

The financing was used to refinance and upsize existing credit facilities for the development of Ascenty’s three Chilean datacentres and the expansion of unleased capacity. Natixis acted as joint lead arranger, bookrunner and hedge provider on the transaction, alongside three other lenders. 

This confirms a TMT Finance exclusive report from October 2025 that Natixis along with BNP Paribas, MUFG, and Scotiabank underwrote a senior secured debt financing for Ascenty in Chile – giving TMT Finance subscribers exclusive insight four months earlier. At the time, sources informed TMT Finance that the financing closed the week commencing 29 September 2025.  

Digital Realty [NYSE: DLR] and Brookfield Asset Management [NYSE: BAM; TSX: BAM]-owned Ascenty has three fully operational datacentres in Chile with a combined IT capacity of 42MW. Across Latin America, the company owns 38 datacentres that are operational or under construction, including 28 facilities in Brazil, as well as assets in Chile, Mexico and Colombia.

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