How big is AirTrunk's Malaysian footprint after JHB3 and JHB4?

More than 700 MW across four Johor campuses, supported by approximately US$6.8 billion (A$9.6 billion) in cumulative investment

Why is Johor specifically the chosen location?

Three reasons: proximity to Singapore's land-constrained, sustainability-gated market; the formalised Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone with tax exemptions and accelerated permitting since January 2025; and a 5.7 GW Johor development pipeline backed by abundant land and competitive build cost

How fast can a hyperscaler get connected in Malaysia versus Australia?

Malaysia's Green Lane Pathway targets ~12 months from application to energisation, down from a previous 36–48 months (White & Case). In Australia, large-load grid connection lead times currently run 24–36 months under the NEM

AirTrunk's $4.2B Johor Expansion: Side-by-Side With Australia's Data Centre Market | Australia Data Centre Index

AirTrunk commits $4.2B to two new Johor data centres. Inside: Malaysia vs Australia on grid speed, power costs and policy — and what it signals for 2026.

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