How DXN’s $2.1m Modular Data Centre Deals Could Transform Pacific Connectivity

DXN Expands Footprint in Asia-Pacific

DXN Limited, a specialist in prefabricated modular data centres, has announced a significant contract win valued at $1.4 million with a global communications and IT services provider. The contract involves designing, building, and installing a multi-module Edge Data Centre to be deployed in the Pacific region. This project highlights DXN’s growing influence in delivering complex, scalable infrastructure solutions tailored for remote and critical connectivity needs.

The multi-module solution will house critical equipment in prefabricated units, which will be integrated on-site, underscoring DXN’s expertise in modular construction. The project is slated for completion by the end of June 2026, aligning with the company’s FY26 revenue growth ambitions.

Building on Existing Success with Structcore

In addition to the new contract, DXN has secured approximately $0.7 million in variation and expansion orders on an existing Structcore project. This extension not only adds immediate revenue but also demonstrates ongoing client confidence in DXN’s delivery capabilities and modular solutions.

Shalini Lagrutta, Managing Director of DXN, emphasized the strategic importance of these wins, stating that the projects expand the company’s footprint in the Asia-Pacific and leverage its modular construction strengths. She highlighted that these contracts reinforce DXN’s reputation as a trusted partner for mission-critical infrastructure, particularly in sectors requiring robust, prefabricated data centre solutions.

Strategic Implications and Market Positioning

DXN’s modular data centres cater to diverse industries including telecommunications, mining, defence, and subsea cable operations. The new Edge Data Centre project supports enhanced internet connectivity across the Pacific, contributing to a global ground network expected to be operational by mid-2026. This aligns with broader trends of decentralizing data infrastructure closer to end users to improve latency and reliability.

With operations spanning manufacturing, data centre management, and a capital-light ‘Data Centre as a Service’ model, DXN is well positioned to capitalize on growing demand for flexible, scalable data infrastructure. These contract wins not only bolster the company’s FY26 revenue pipeline but also signal confidence from major global players in DXN’s modular approach.