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Elliott in talks to sell Ark Data Centres to TPG in ~$5bn deal

Hedgeweek reports, citing a Financial Times report, that Elliott Management is in talks to sell UK-based Ark Data Centres to US private capital group TPG in a deal valued at approximately $5bn. The report states discussions are ongoing with no guarantee of an agreement, and that Elliott first invested in Ark in 2012 and holds a majority stake. Ark operates 27 data centres across the UK and Belgium, and Synergy Research Group data cited in the post puts global data centre deal activity at $89.4bn in 2026.

Why “Unverified”

  • Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet

1 independent source group across 1 post · evidence score 48/100. How labels work

What the sources claim

  1. Elliott Management is in talks to sell UK-based Ark Data Centres to TPG in a deal valued at approximately $5bn.

    “Elliott Management is in talks to sell UK-based Ark Data Centres to US private capital group TPG in a deal valued at approximately $5bn”
    Hedgeweek
  2. Discussions remain ongoing with no guarantee of an agreement.

    “Discussions remain ongoing, with no guarantee of an agreement.”
    Hedgeweek
  3. Elliott first invested in Ark in 2012 and holds a majority stake in the business.

    “Elliott, which first invested in Ark in 2012, holds a majority stake in the business”
    Hedgeweek
  4. Ark operates 27 data centres across the UK and Belgium.

    “which operates 27 data centres across the UK and Belgium”
    Hedgeweek
  5. Global data centre deal activity reached $89.4bn in 2026, exceeding the 2025 total by 50%, according to Synergy Research Group.

    “Global data centre deal activity has reached $89.4bn in 2026, already exceeding the total recorded in 2025 by 50%”
    Hedgeweek

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