DCI Indonesia

DCI Indonesia (PT DCI Indonesia Tbk, IDX: DCII) is Southeast Asia's largest independent Tier IV colocation operator, headquartered in Jakarta. Founded in 2011 with commercial operations beginning in 2013, it built the region's first Uptime Institute Tier IV-certified data center and remains the only operator with a Tier IV Gold Certification of Operational Sustainability in Southeast Asia. The company runs 9 operational data centers across 5 Indonesian sites, totaling roughly 132 MW of deployed shell capacity, and controls a landbank the company describes as capable of supporting more than 2,000 MW of future build. Its flagship H1 campus in Cibitung (Greater Jakarta) hosts five facilities and can scale to 220 MW; a larger H2 campus in Karawang is planned for 600 MW-plus with a 30 MW on-site solar farm. Newer sites include a 19 MW downtown Jakarta facility (E1), a 9 MW Surabaya facility (E2) inaugurated in April 2026, and the announced H5 "Sky Bintan" park on Bintan Island, adjacent to Singapore, positioned as a gigawatt-scale green campus for the Singapore-plus-one hyperscale market. DCI's largest facility to date is JK6, a 36 MW data hall at the H1 campus that came online in June 2025 to serve AI-training workloads. The company is publicly listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange under the ticker DCII.