Record-backed Swiss pension vehicle invests in NorthC Datacenters

Record Plc

Record plc (LON:REC), the specialist currency and asset manager, announce that its subsidiary Record Asset Management GmbH (RAM), has committed to its third infrastructure transaction through its co-investment vehicle for Swiss pension funds.

The co-investment vehicle enables leading Swiss pension funds to invest alongside ABP (the Dutch pension fund for government and education employees) through APG’s Asset Owner Partnership (AOP) programme, which is managed by APG Asset Management N.V. (APG).

The commitment relates to APG’s agreement, on behalf of its pension fund client ABP and the Swiss pension fund partnership (AOP III), to acquire a 37.5% stake in NorthC Datacenters B.V. (NorthC), one of Europe’s leading enterprise colocation data centre platforms. NorthC is headquartered in the Netherlands and operates across the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.

The transaction will be executed in partnership with Antin Infrastructure Partners (Antin), following Antin’s acquisition of 100% of the company from DWS. Antin and APG will assume joint ownership of NorthC, combining their complementary sector expertise, long-term investment horizon and shared commitment to developing sustainable digital infrastructure.

This investment positions NorthC to advance its development pipeline and deepen its presence in high demand metropolitan markets, supporting Europe’s shift toward secure, sustainable and locally governed digital infrastructure.

The acquisition is subject to regulatory clearance.

This investment expands the portfolio’s exposure to digital infrastructure and follows earlier commitments to Pattern Energy and TenneT Germany. The vehicle has now committed 35% of its initial investor capital.

RAM continues to deploy capital on behalf of its clients through a disciplined co-investment approach, focused on infrastructure assets with long-term value characteristics.

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