Key Highlights

  • Megaport Limited (ASX:MP1) announced new infrastructure contracts with a combined total contract value of approximately USD$359.4 million (AUD$506.2 million), with shares trading at $17.17, up 1.48%, during the Trading session on 17 September 2026.
  • The three contracts, secured through Subsidiary Latitude.sh, are expected to generate approximately USD$91.7 million (AUD$129.2 million) in Annualised Recurring Revenue.
  • The contracts require approximately USD$207.2 million (AUD$291.8 million) in incremental capital expenditure, already incorporated into FY27 guidance.
  • Megaport announced a newly established AUD$825.0 million Debt facility, with the company reporting cash at bank of AUD$435.4 million as at 30 June 2026.

Megaport Limited (ASX:MP1) shares traded at $17.17, up 1.48%, during the trading session on 17 September 2026. The global automated infrastructure platform recently announced a new portfolio of major infrastructure contracts secured through its wholly owned subsidiary, Latitude.sh, further expanding the company's role in supporting AI applications and inference workloads.

New Contract Details

The three new contracts cover GPU and CPU compute, network, and storage capacity for multiple U.S.-based technology provider customers supported by institutional shareholders. Each contract provides committed revenue over its fixed term, independent of customer usage. The contracts represent a combined total contract value of approximately USD$359.4 million (AUD$506.2 million), including approximately USD$91.7 million (AUD$129.2 million) in Annualised Recurring Revenue, which will be recognised incrementally as hardware is deployed and becomes operational, with full ARR contribution anticipated on a run-rate basis by the end of the third quarter of FY27.

The company said all contracts meet internal return hurdles, including counterparty Credit quality, contract terms and tenor, and payback, with returns on Investment consistent with previously announced strategic deals. The contracts require approximately USD$207.2 million (AUD$291.8 million) in incremental capital expenditure, primarily for high-performance NVIDIA GPU, compute, network and storage hardware, which has already been incorporated into the company's FY27 guidance. Megaport has placed orders for the compute hardware, with delivery expected in the second quarter of FY27 and deployment occurring on a phased basis as equipment arrives.

Funding and Balance Sheet

Megaport will fund the incremental Capital Expenditure from available liquidity. As at 30 June 2026, the company held cash at bank of AUD$435.4 million, and announced a newly established AUD$825.0 million debt Facility from a syndicate of leading domestic and international banks. On a pro forma basis, the company said it is fully funded for all committed capital expenditure resulting from strategic contracts announced since 27 April 2026, in addition to a potential Acquisition disclosed separately in its results announcement.

Update on Previously Announced Contracts

Due to Supply constraints, Megaport disclosed it was unable to secure equipment meeting the required technical specifications for certain components of two strategic customer contracts announced on 3 June 2026. The company agreed alternative arrangements with existing customers and entered into two new contracts to provide higher-grade GPUs, which it said provide an improved commercial outcome. As a result, the strategic customer contracts announced on 3 June 2026 are expected to deliver an aggregate increase of approximately USD$87.1 million (AUD$122.7 million) in total contract value compared with amounts previously announced, with no material change in aggregate ARR and capital expenditure requirements. Combined with today's new contracts, this brings total contract value for strategic contracts announced since 27 April 2026 to approximately USD$0.9 billion (AUD$1.3 billion).

Key Takeaways

Megaport's latest infrastructure contracts extend the company's expansion into AI compute, network and storage capacity through its Latitude.sh subsidiary, adding a further USD$359.4 million in total contract value and approximately USD$91.7 million in Annualised Recurring Revenue on top of contracts announced earlier in the year. With incremental capital expenditure already factored into FY27 guidance and funding supported by a newly established AUD$825.0 million debt facility alongside existing cash reserves, the company continues to scale its infrastructure platform to meet growing customer Demand for AI applications and inference workloads.