Leumi UK completes £100m development loan to leading data centre operator
Posted: 15 Sep 2025 | Share
Leumi UK is proud to have completed a £100m development loan to a leading data centre operator to support the expansion of a strategically located site in London.
The London site is strategically positioned to support Cloud, AI, and high-performance computing, and offers a range of flexible solutions, ensuring it can provide tailored infrastructure for its clients. London remains an important data centre hub, and this data centre is ideally located to take advantage of the ever-growing demand for high-efficiency, scalable data infrastructure in London.
This marks Leumi UK’s first data centre transaction and highlights our commitment to structuring high-value financing solutions in fast-moving asset classes. Structuring and underwriting large, complex facilities is a core strength - and we’re proud to support clients as they explore new opportunities in digital infrastructure. By navigating complexity with precision, we help our clients scale and succeed in evolving markets.
Guy Brocklehurst, Relationship Director at Leumi UK, said: “This deal demonstrates Leumi UK’s relationship-driven approach and ability both to structure and underwrite large, complex facilities, and support international sponsors in evolving asset classes like data centres. Digital infrastructure, and data centres in particular, is one of the fastest growing sectors in the industry, and we are committed to supporting our clients as they seek to capitalise on the clear opportunities in this space.”
Yair Grimberg, Relationship Director at Leumi UK, said: “I’m proud to have worked closely with the client on Leumi UK’s first data centre transaction. The strength of our relationship and collaborative approach were key to delivering a solution that matched the scale of the project. It’s a powerful demonstration of Leumi UK’s continued focus on supporting our clients. I’m looking forward to continuing this journey and expanding our presence in the data centre space.”