Deals
Macquarie Agrees to Buy A$3 Billion Data Center Firm AirTrunk
- MIRA agrees to buy majority stake in Goldman-backed AirTrunk
- CEO Robin Khuda to keep minority holding in business
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Australia is set for its second-largest private equity deal of the past year with Macquarie Group Ltd.’s infrastructure arm agreeing to buy most of the $2.1 billion data-center firm AirTrunk.
Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets finalized an agreement late last week to take control of AirTrunk, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the information is private. The investment values the business at about A$3 billion ($2.1 billion), the people said.