You have the balance sheet and the conviction to enter the AI buildout, and you intend to own the asset rather than paper exposure to it. Capital is abundant. A site whose power holds up under your own diligence is the scarce part.
Capital for AI infrastructure is abundant and priced efficiently. Sites that can actually deliver are not. Nameplate megawatts that turn out to be interruptible, slabs that cannot carry dense racks, interconnects that need a two-year re-study: much of what is marketed as a powered site does not survive diligence.
Entering well means originating quietly, qualifying hard, and walking away from most of what you see. That discipline is what we bring, along with the build that follows the acquisition.
Four stages, each one gating the next.
Powered sites surface through industrial owners, miners and utilities long before they reach a broker. We work those channels directly.
Firm power against nameplate, who controls the connection, permits, policy risk and timeline, established before you underwrite. Most candidates fail here; that is the point.
What a creditworthy buyer will sign for determines what the site is worth and how the build gets sized. That read belongs in your underwriting rather than after it.
A buildable project. Selecting the developer, the EPC and the operator is your decision and your hold period, and we can tell you what the site will need from each.
Capital is abundant. Sites that survive diligence are not.
Tell us the mandate: size, geography, hold period. We'll come back with how we would source and qualify against it.
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