Key takeaway: Both an IPO and a sale remain active and competing possibilities. BDx has not committed to either path .
BDx is a private company and does not publish detailed financial statements. The available financial data comes from third-party estimates:
The company has prioritized raising debt for construction over disclosing its operational profit and loss, so precise profitability and cash flow figures are not publicly available.
BDx's current strategy is a large-scale, AI-focused build-out concentrated in Indonesia, funded by significant debt and power agreements.
On June 3, 2026, BDx announced the largest single data center power commitment in Indonesia's history: 1.2 GW of power supply agreements with the state utility PLN . This covers three facilities across Java:
The power will come online in stages and is expected to be fully consumed within two to three years as GPU deployments scale .
In April 2026, BDx closed a $320 million loan facility led by Indonesian banks Bank Permata, BCA, and KB Bank . The funds are allocated to:
CEO Mayank Srivastava noted that the decision to use Indonesian banks was a matter of "prudent capital structure optimisation" .
BDx's next-generation data centers are explicitly designed for AI workloads. Their flagship facilities are equipped with:
Beyond Indonesia, BDx operates data centers in Singapore and Hong Kong, with a strategy of building a "national AI infrastructure platform" in partnership with local utilities and governments . In May 2025, it secured project financing for its first hyperscale data center in Hong Kong from Clifford Capital, UOB, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
.