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Ares and Astatine file SEC registrations for three pooled infrastructure vehicles

The vehicles list an undisclosed offering amount and $0 sold to date; SWI raised €800 million for data-center buildouts.

At a glance

  1. Ares filed Form Ds for two feeder vehicles of its Infrastructure Debt Fund VI on Oct.
  2. SWI raised €800 million in equity for data-center buildouts in the United States and Europe.
  3. Goodman Group put a number on its power pipeline: a 6.4GW digital infrastructure power bank, with 3.6GW secured.

Ares and Astatine filed SEC registrations for three pooled infrastructure vehicles on Oct. 7 and 8, with no offering amount disclosed and $0 sold to date.

Ares filed Form Ds for two feeder vehicles of its Infrastructure Debt Fund VI on Oct. 8; Astatine filed for Infrastructure Fund III (Euro) on Oct. 7. A vehicle registered days earlier typically has no sales to report, so the zero describes the filing's age rather than demand for the strategy.

VehicleFiledOffering amountSold to date
Ares Infrastructure Debt Fund VI (USD U) Rated Notes Feeder 2 LPOct. 8, 2026Undisclosed$0
Ares Infrastructure Debt Fund VI (RNF Blocker U) Feeder LPOct. 8, 2026Undisclosed$0
Astatine Infrastructure Fund III (Euro), SCSpOct. 7, 2026Undisclosed$0

Where the disclosed capital moved

SWI raised €800 million in equity for data-center buildouts in the United States and Europe. The Euronext Amsterdam-listed investor says total equity raised since March 2026 now exceeds €1 billion ($1.1 billion).

Goodman Group put a number on its power pipeline: a 6.4GW digital infrastructure power bank, with 3.6GW secured. Its third-quarter 2026 figures show 700MW of compute capacity delivered and 400MW in progress, with two-thirds of the pipeline in Australasia and Europe.

Goodman's 6.4GW power bank and what's built, in MW

Q3 2026: power bank, secured capacity, delivered and in-progress compute

6.4K MWPower bank (total)3.6K MWSecured700 MWCompute delivered400 MWCompute in progress6.4K MWPower bank (total)3.6K MWSecured700 MWCompute delivered400 MWCompute in progress6.4K MWPower bank (total)3.6K MW700 MW400 MWCompute in progress
Source: Goodman Group Q3 2026 figures
Show as table
LabelValue (MW)
Power bank (total)6.4K MW
Secured3.6K MW
Compute delivered700 MW
Compute in progress400 MW

Fermi signed AMD as credit support for the first 222MW at its Project Matador data center. AMD acts as guarantor while Fermi seeks financing for the initial build-out, and a separate agreement frames expansion up to 650MW.

Reported by the Fundraising desk from SEC EDGAR, SEC EDGAR, SEC EDGAR and Daily Network own coverage. Published . Corrections

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