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Where Macquarie sees the next boom areas after data centres

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 09, 2026 • 01:12 AM
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Top Macquarie executive Ani Satchcroft has revealed where the $743 billion asset manager is investing to reap the benefits of digital infrastructure rollout.

Where Macquarie sees the next boom areas after data centres

The Macquarie dealmaker who oversaw its early stake in data centre firm AirTrunk says the next major growth areas for digital infrastructure will be data registries and supply chain technology.

Ani Satchcroft, the regional co-head of Macquarie Asset Management, spearheaded the organisation’s $3 billion investment in AirTrunk back in 2020. Almost five years later, private capital juggernaut Blackstone paid $24 billion for it.

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