Qatar-based managed IT and data centre operator MEEZA has completed a 4MW data centre expansion and handed the facility to a global hyperscaler.

The site was delivered on 21 June 2026 following the signing of its ready-for-service certificate, nine months ahead of the contractual deadline.

The expansion was first announced in early 2025 and is covered by a long-term agreement worth more than QAR350 million (US$95.7 million) over more than 10 years.

MEEZA said the project recorded more than 871,000 working hours without a lost-time injury, medical treatment case or environmental incident.

CEO Mohamed Ali Al-Ghaithani said the early delivery demonstrated the company’s ability to complete large-scale infrastructure projects while meeting its quality and safety requirements. 

“Completing the project nine months early demonstrates the dedication of our teams and reinforces the confidence that global technology leaders place in MEEZA as their trusted Digital infrastructure partner.”

The additional capacity would support growing demand for cloud services, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, while aligning with Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030.

The new capacity has been integrated into MEEZA’s existing data centre network and is designed to support mission-critical cloud workloads, AI platforms, high-performance computing and other digital services for regional and international customers.

MEEZA offers data centre, cloud and cybersecurity services. The company operates five data centres under its M-VAULT brand.

For the first quarter of 2026, MEEZA reported revenue of QAR104.7 million (US$28.6 million), up 22% year on year, driven by growth in its data centre and managed services businesses.

Data centre revenue rose 7.6%, while managed services revenue increased 48.3%, partly due to its acquisition of Black Arrow in December 2025.

Net profit stood at QAR13.8 million, with a margin of 13.2%.

Last year, MEEZA secured a QAR800 million (US$219.2 million) commodity Murabaha facility from Dukhan Bank to fund its expansion.