AirTrunk, the hyperscale data centre developer owned by Blackstone, entered India in 2026 by acquiring Lumina CloudInfra. It plans to build more than 5 GW of data centre capacity in the country by 2030, led by a large campus near Mumbai.
Ownership and structure
AirTrunk, which is owned by Blackstone, entered India by acquiring Blackstone backed data centre developer Lumina CloudInfra.
What India does for AirTrunk
India is a new growth market for AirTrunk, which is building hyperscale data centre capacity in Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad and plans a 3 GW campus near Mumbai.
Investment and deals
In June 2026 AirTrunk announced plans to invest more than Rs 3,000 billion, or about US$30 billion, in India by 2030 to build over 5 GW of data centre capacity.
AirTrunk's India business
AirTrunk announced the acquisition of Lumina CloudInfra in April 2026, gaining a 600 MW development pipeline in Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad. In June 2026 the company announced plans to invest about US$30 billion in India by 2030.
It signed a letter of intent with the Maharashtra government for land at the Raigad Penn Growth Centre for a 3 GW campus. Blackstone acquired AirTrunk for A$24 billion.
Key moves in India
- 2026: AirTrunk entered India in April by acquiring Lumina CloudInfra and its 600 MW pipeline in Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad.
- 2026: It signed a letter of intent with the Maharashtra government for land at the Raigad Penn Growth Centre for a planned 3 GW campus.
- 2026: In June it announced plans to invest about US$30 billion and build over 5 GW of capacity in India by 2030.
Where it operates
AirTrunk has a presence in Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad.
At a glance
- Home country: Australia
- Global headquarters: Sydney
- Sector: Infrastructure & Data Centres
- Business: Data centres
- Role of India: Sales market
- India offices: Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad
- India headcount: Not available
- In India since: 2026
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