Report
AirTrunk FY26 Sustainability Report
AirTrunk was built to help power the digital future of the Asia-Pacific and Middle East. Since we started in 2015, the scale and importance of that digital infrastructure have changed dramatically. Cloud, AI and digital services are reshaping economies and creating demand for infrastructure at a pace and scale we have not seen before.
As AirTrunk grows to meet that demand, we recognise that the question is not simply how much infrastructure we can build, but how we build and operate it responsibly.
Our stakeholders rightly want to understand what growth means in practice: how we are managing our use of energy and water, reducing carbon and other environmental impacts, strengthening resilience, contributing to the communities that host our infrastructure and ensuring the benefits of digital growth are shared more broadly.
We see responsible growth as fundamental to how AirTrunk operates. Our data centres are long-term infrastructure assets, and the decisions we make today will shape their environmental and community impact for decades to come. That means embedding sustainability into the way we design, build and operate our campuses; from improving energy and water efficiency and increasing renewable energy matching, to reducing embodied carbon, protecting nature and investing in local communities.
It also means being prepared to adapt. Technology is changing rapidly, customer requirements are evolving and expectations of infrastructure providers are rising. We are continuing to invest in innovation, partnerships and new approaches that can help us scale while strengthening the resilience of the systems and communities around us.
This report sets out how we are putting that approach into practice. It reflects the progress we made in FY26, the impact we are creating today, and the work still ahead as AirTrunk continues to grow.
