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MEEZA secures additional QR1.6bn Murabaha facility from Dukhan Bank
Data centres and managed IT services provider MEEZA has secured an additional QR1.6bn Commodity Murabaha bank facility from Dukhan Bank.
The new facility builds on the strategic financing partnership previously established between MEEZA and Dukhan Bank and will support the next phase of MEEZA’s data centre expansion plan.
The additional funding will enable MEEZA to accelerate the delivery of new data centre capacity across its growing portfolio, including the continued development of M-VAULT 6, M-VAULT 7, and M-VAULT 8 in Qatar. These projects form part of MEEZA’s wider plan to significantly increase its data centre capacity and strengthen Qatar’s position as a regional hub for digital infrastructure, cloud services, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
Together, these new data centres are expected to deliver approximately 44MW of additional capacity, marking a major expansion of MEEZA's digital infrastructure and supporting its long-term strategy to more than triple its current data centre capacity to over 60MW.
The long-term facility was structured under Shariah-compliant Commodity Murabaha principles and on similar terms and conditions to the existing facility, underscoring Dukhan Bank’s continued confidence in MEEZA’s vision, operational excellence and sustainable growth strategy.
The funding will further enhance MEEZA’s ability to meet growing demand from hyperscalers, enterprise clients, and government entities, while supporting the development of advanced, secure and scalable digital infrastructure in Qatar.
Mohamed Ali al-Ghaithani, CEO of MEEZA, stated: "Securing this additional QR1.6bn facility from Dukhan Bank represents a major strategic milestone for MEEZA. It provides us with the financial strength and flexibility to fund the next phase of our ambitious data centre expansion plan.
"This financing supports our plan to deliver one of the most significant data centre capacity expansions in Qatar, increasing our capacity to over 60 megawatts and reinforcing MEEZA’s role as a key enabler of the country’s digital transformation. As demand for cloud, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and advanced infrastructure services continues to grow, MEEZA remains focused on expanding high-quality, resilient and future-ready capacity for our clients.”
Ahmed I Hashem, acting Group CEO of Dukhan Bank, added: "We are pleased to continue supporting MEEZA’s strategic expansion and its role in advancing Qatar’s digital infrastructure.
This additional facility reflects our confidence in MEEZA’s long-term growth strategy and the strength of its business model.
"As a leading Shariah-compliant financial institution, Dukhan Bank remains committed to enabling national champions that contribute to Qatar’s economic diversification and support the development of critical technology infrastructure.”
Through strategic investment in advanced technology infrastructure and the delivery of secure, innovative ICT services, the partnership between MEEZA and Dukhan Bank plays a key role in advancing Qatar National Vision 2030 and accelerating the country's digital economy.