TSXV : CCDS | OTCQB : CCDSF
AI is Powered by Data Centers
Carrier Connect is Building a
15-Data-Center Portfolio.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS | OTCQB: CCDSF) is building a portfolio of operating data centres positioned to serve growing demand for digital infrastructure, AI computing and data storage.
Rather than developing facilities entirely from the ground up, Carrier Connect’s strategy focuses on acquiring existing data-centre businesses and non-core assets where management believes it can acquire at private or discounted valuations and ultimately realize public-company valuations.
An Acquisition-Driven Data Center Strategy
Carrier Connect is assembling operating infrastructure across multiple markets. Its current portfolio includes facilities in Vancouver, Ottawa x 2, Saint John, Rochester NY and Perth, Australia.
The strategy is straightforward: acquire operating data centres, increase utilization and revenue, and continue expanding the portfolio.
The company’s deck outlines a goal of reaching 15 data centres by 2027, providing investors with exposure to a potentially scalable infrastructure consolidation strategy rather than a single data-centre asset.
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Why Carrier Connect?
Operating Data Center Portfolio
Carrier Connect already has operating assets in Canada, US and Australia, giving the company an existing infrastructure base from which to pursue further expansion.
Targeting $10M+ Annualized Revenue
The company's June 2026 investor presentation projects annualized revenue increasing from approximately $4.16 million in April 2026 to $10.38 million by December 2026. These figures are management projections and are not guaranteed.
Built Around Acquisition-Led Growth
Carrier Connect targets private companies seeking liquidity and non-core assets of existing data-centre corporations, creating multiple potential channels for portfolio expansion.
Management With Capital Markets Experience
CEO Mark Binns has led five public companies as CEO and, according to the investor deck, has raised more than $50 million as a public-company CEO. CTO Johan Arnet brings experience founding and growing technology businesses.
Multiple Potential Growth Catalysts
Carrier Connect identifies several potential catalysts in its 2026 plan, including additional data-centre acquisitions, increasing utilization at its Vancouver, Perth and Ottawa operations, growing top-line revenue, and expanding its U.S. investor presence following its OTCQB listing.
The Infrastructure Behind a Data-Driven Economy
As AI, cloud computing and digital services increase demand for computing, connectivity and storage infrastructure, Carrier Connect is pursuing a strategy designed to acquire, operate and scale the physical data-centre assets supporting that demand.
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