Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Reports Strong Q1 Revenue and EBITDA Growth

Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Ltd (LSE:CORD) has reported robust results for the first quarter ending 30 June 2025, with aggregate portfolio revenue rising 9% to £85.3 million and EBITDA increasing 9.6% to £41.3 million. These like-for-like, constant currency growth figures include the addition of Datacenter United (DCU) to the portfolio in March 2025.

Breaking down performance by asset:

• Emitel generated revenue of PLN 174.1 million (£34.47 million) and EBITDA of PLN 117.26 million (£23.4 million), up 8.3% and 7.3% respectively.
• CRA posted revenue of CZK 701.1 million (£23.9 million) and EBITDA of CZK 347.5 million (£11.9 million), growing 1.2% and 2.3% respectively.
• Speed Fibre Group recorded €22.4 million (£19.1 million) in revenue and €6.8 million (£5.7 million) in EBITDA, up 3.4% and 11.1%.
• Hudson Interxchange saw revenue rise 4.7% to $5.8 million (£4.4 million), while EBITDA remained negative at -$0.8 million (-£0.6 million).

The company maintained an AFFO dividend cover of 1.7x, consistent with year-end levels. On the balance sheet, Cordiant held £217.9 million in liquidity, pro-forma for the BT Ireland acquisition and DCU syndication. Net debt stood at £686.2 million on a fully look-through basis, representing 40.8% net debt to GAV, with no significant refinancing requirements until June 2029.

About Cordiant Digital Infrastructure

Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Ltd is a leading owner and operator of digital infrastructure assets, including data centres, telecom towers, and fibre networks. The company focuses on stable, long-term cash flow generation through portfolio growth and strategic acquisitions across Europe and beyond.

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