Claymont Equivator.
Demand is the constraint. Structured offtake is the solution.
Strategic alliance between Claymont, Equivator, and Causara, a purpose-built execution platform delivering GPU-native, institutional-grade AI data centre capacity across the GCC and selected European jurisdictions. The platform contracts offtake before capital is committed.
Claymont Equivator Infrastructure combines Claymont's role as developer, operator, and execution lead with Equivator's institutional strategy, capital discipline, and governance, and Causara's origination and structuring capability. The alliance sits between operators with deployable capacity and offtakers with contracted demand, integrating Land, Developer, and Operator on one side with Offtaker and Capital on the other.
The platform functions as a demand-and-capital enabler. Infrastructure execution, demand origination, and capital sequencing are run within a single operating model and a consistent sequence: offtake first, capital second, construction third.
From capital commitment to contracted compute.
Offtake origination
Origination and structuring of hyperscale and enterprise offtake for deployable, phased capacity. Direct engagement with hyperscalers, cloud providers, and enterprise buyers, matching expansion requirements to qualified operator capacity. Where technical alignment is confirmed, offtake can be originated and structured inside a 60-day window.
Capital enablement
Introduction and structuring of capital only once demand is contractually secured. Two paths are available: direct project participation in pre-qualified Claymont Equivator projects, and engagements with land-and-capital owners with offtake requirements, where Claymont Equivator originates demand against an existing position. Capital follows offtake in every case.
Execution infrastructure
Technical design review, power planning, grid coordination, phasing strategy, commercial structuring, and offtake framework negotiation. End-to-end advisory support across the full data centre lifecycle, delivered as part of a full mandate or selectively where required to enable execution readiness.
Hyperscaler-grade standards
Tier III/IV facilities, 80–300 kW per rack, scalable hybrid cooling, secure dark fibre with direct international connectivity including direct-to-USA routes, sovereign cloud configurations, and compatibility with next-generation chip architectures (NVIDIA, with optional AMD and Google-based configurations).
An operating platform with deployed capacity.
Combined Claymont and operating-partner track record across ASEAN, Korea, Japan, Nordics, UK, and the GCC. The Johor AI gateway is under construction, with 80–120 MW targeted for energisation by 2026.
Indicative targets.
Indicative targets reflect the platform's stated objectives across pod-level SPV structures, financeable from Day 1 and built for sovereignty, regulatory compliance, and ESG-grade infrastructure. All figures are subject to definitive documentation, project structuring, market conditions, and customary risk factors.
Capital deployed across sovereign, institutional, and enterprise mandates.
EMEA hyperscale campus — Tier-1 hyperscaler
200+ MW phased deployment across multiple buildings. Claymont Equivator led offtake origination and structuring; framework agreement secured, enabling capital commitment and Phase I construction.
ASEAN Sovereign AI Program
1.8 GW programme anchored in Thailand with expansion across Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan — serving Fortune 500 and government workloads across healthcare, banking, defence, and telecom.
Johor AI gateway
Under construction. 80–120 MW targeted for energisation by 2026, with full-stack ownership across land, power, cooling, hardware, orchestration, and compliance.
Engagement profile across regions
Origination, structuring, capital raising, offtake negotiation, and execution across EMEA, APAC, and the Americas. Capital requirements span USD low-hundreds of millions to USD multi-billion. Detailed case references available under NDA.
Track record references the combined Claymont and operating-partner deployments. Additional engagements exist but remain confidential.
Commercial alignment and counterparties.
Engagement is structured as a hybrid commercial model: retainer, scoped project fees, and success-based components tied to offtake execution and capital deployment rather than advisory deliverables or time spent. Data centre technical assessment, financial modelling, offtaker relationship management, and capital introduction are retained in-house. Specialist functions, including independent feasibility, grid analysis, permitting, and legal structuring, are engaged selectively to support execution without diluting control.
Leadership across the alliance.
