SWI Group announces €800 million capital increase

SWI Group says proceeds will fund development and scaling of its data-center and AI-compute capacity.[1] Planned investments include both power infrastructure and compute deployments.[1] The company says the capital will support execution of its development pipeline in Europe and the United States.[1] That links the announced financing to physical infrastructure as well as computing capacity, although the evidence does not specify project locations, deployment schedules or how the proceeds will be divided between those areas.

The capital increase will be completed through several series of new ordinary shares issued by SWICH.[1] SWI Group says the issuances will bring SWICH’s total share count to 558,399,385 ordinary shares.[1] The increase was priced at a final valuation of €6.1 billion.[1] The evidence does not state the number of shares to be issued in each series or provide a per-share price, so the announced valuation and final share count do not by themselves show the allocation among investors.

SWI Group said the latest capital increase takes total equity raised since March 2026 to more than €1 billion.[1] It also said the transaction broadens its institutional shareholder base and is intended to enhance market liquidity.[1] SWI Group says the capital increase will raise free float to approximately 20% of share capital.[1] Certain investors were granted options related to their shares that are conditional on ECM milestones.[1] The evidence does not specify the investors, option terms or milestones.

Founder and CEO Max-Hervé George said the transaction is intended to keep the company aligned with the pace of compute and data-center markets.[1] He also said SWI Group has a clear strategy, a substantial pipeline and a strong position in Europe and the United States, and welcomed investors who share its long-term ambition.[1] SWI Capital Holding Ltd. is listed on Euronext Amsterdam under the ticker SWICH and is the holding company of SWI Group.[1] These are company statements; the evidence does not include independent assessments of the strategy or market position.