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AirTrunk plans $30 Bn investment in India

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AirTrunk builds and operates large-scale data centres across Asia Pacific

It plans to invest $30 Bn to set up over 5 GW of data centre capacity in India by 2030

The investment follows its entry into India via the acquisition of Lumina CloudInfra in April 2026

AirTrunk plans to invest $30 Bn (nearly ₹3 Lakh Cr) in India.
It aims to build over 5 GW of data centre capacity by 2030.
Founder and CEO Robin Khuda met PM Narendra Modi to discuss the plan.
PM Modi welcomed the investment as one of the largest proposed in India's digital infrastructure.
AirTrunk entered India in April 2026 by acquiring Lumina CloudInfra.
The acquisition gave AirTrunk an initial pipeline of 600 MW across Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad.
Khuda also met central and state officials in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.

India's IndiaAI Mission and the ₹76,000 Cr India Semiconductor Mission are cited as supportive policies.
Uber announced its first India data centre with Adani Group last month.
OpenAI is reportedly planning a 1 GW data centre with TCS.
Reliance Industries is developing data centres in Jamnagar and Visakhapatnam.
Amazon has committed $12.7 Bn in cloud infrastructure in India by 2030.

AirTrunk is a data centre developer and operator based in Australia.
It builds large-scale, hyperscale data centres across Asia Pacific.
The company serves cloud providers, internet companies, and enterprises.
Its revenue comes from leasing data centre space and power to customers.
AirTrunk operates in markets including Australia, Japan, Singapore, and now India.

AirTrunk will execute the investment over the next few years to reach 5 GW capacity by 2030.
It will work with central and state governments to set up data centres in multiple locations.