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Keel Infrastructure raises $458 million from convertible notes offering
The company will use the funds to support general corporate needs, including equipment deposits and letters of credit linked to data centre developments.
By Khamila Mulia
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Ben Gagnon, CEO and director of Keel Infrastructure. Photos: Keel.
New York-headquartered Keel Infrastructure Corp (NASDAQ/TSX: KEEL) has closed a US$458 million convertible notes offering, giving the North American digital and energy infrastructure company more funding flexibility as it develops its data centre projects.
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