Singaporean modular and prefabricated data center infrastructure provider EPG has secured new funding.
The company this week closed more than $100 million in Series B+ financing led by Decarbonization Partners, Alibaba Cloud, and other investors.
The financing will support EPG’s international growth, including expanding R&D, manufacturing, and delivery capabilities.
Alick Wan, founder and chairman of EPG, said: “In the AI era, competition goes beyond computing power to delivery speed and energy efficiency. This funding will strengthen our global manufacturing and delivery capabilities to meet growing demand. By advancing a prefabricated modular approach, we aim to turn complex engineering into scalable, reliable infrastructure solutions.”
Founded in 2004, EPG is a modular data center solution provider specializing in factory-prefabricated integration of power, IT, and cooling systems. It has manufacturing hubs in Malaysia and China, in Johor Bahru and Shanghai, respectively. Previous customers have included GDS and Huawei. The company said it delivered more than 200MW of prefabricated data center modules in 2025.
Dr. Meghan Sharp, global head and chief investment officer of Decarbonization Partners, added: “Data center demand is accelerating globally, driven by strong demand from cloud adoption and AI. EPG’s prefabricated modular data center platform provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that support a cost and energy-efficient build-out of data center infrastructure. We’re excited to partner with EPG’s management team to support the next phase of growth as the business scales.”
The round builds on the company’s Series B financing completed earlier this year, led by Forebright and Silicon Peak. The company completed its Series A and A+ rounds last year, raising “tens of millions of dollars” from investors, including Eastern Bell VC.
A joint venture between Temasek and BlackRock focused on late-stage venture capital and early growth private equity investing, Decarbonization Partners invests in companies offering solutions and technologies that can help achieve a net-zero global economy by 2050.