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At EXPO REAL (Messe München) Country Manager Goodman Germany Christof Prange discussed the future of data centres with experts and decision-makers from the FrankfurtRhineMain metropolitan region, emphasising the importance of data centres for the digital economy. He also highlighted the sustainable, high-quality and innovative architecture that Goodman is implementing in its planned data centre in Neu-Isenburg. Low-emission, locally sourced building materials and green façades, among other things, will create a building that fulfils high sustainability standards.   Dirk Gene Hagelstein, Mayor of the City of Neu-Isenburg, mentioned the importance of the project for the digital infrastructure of Neu-Isenburg as a business location, with the first data centre contributing to Neu-Isenburg's smart city strategy.   Ansgar Roese, Managing Director of Frankfurt Economic, explained how the Frankfurt region plays a key role in global data traffic and discussed the advantages in the establishment of data centres from helping secure Frankfurt as a financial centre to providing a breeding ground for start-ups and other innovative companies.   For Kirk Reineke, Managing Director of Stadtwerke Neu-Isenburg GmbH and Donald Badoux, Division Manager at Energieversorgung Offenbach AG, the focus was on municipal heat planning, as the waste heat from the data centre is to be fed into existing and potential district heating networks. By passing this heat on to households, public buildings or companies, the municipal utilities can save fossil fuels such as gas or oil.   Read more about our Frankfurt data centre here: https://lnkd.in/dt2a6csv

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“This handover to GDS continues our track record of successfully delivering complex large-scale projects, in major global cities, helping improve speed to market for our customers.” Paul McGarry, Head of Asia at Goodman was quoted in a DatacenterDynamics article detailing Goodman’s completion of the third building at its Goodman Tsuen Wan West data center campus for our customer GDS Holdings Ltd. You can read Dan Swinhoe's article and see how we’re progressing our 5GW global powerbank here: https://brnw.ch/21wNA1T

We have completed the third building at our Goodman Tsuen Wan West data centre campus in Hong Kong. The 50MW data centre was handed over to GDS, a leading developer and operator of high-performance data centres in Asia, in a traditional ceremony. Goodman’s Head of Asia, Paul McGarry, said, “This is the latest data centre completion at the brand new 225MW Goodman Tsuen Wan West campus, further demonstrating our ability to provide the essential infrastructure needed to support Hong Kong’s digital economy.” Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/g-XneCrA

Goodman is partnering with innovative design practice OXMAN to conduct ground-breaking research to reinvent building practices to maximise the ecological presence and utility of the built environment. “Goodman’s pioneering collaboration with OXMAN demonstrates our ambition to push the boundaries and explore the possibilities to create significant long-term change. Through our innovation investments, we’re determined to investigate new ways of working and developing our properties more sustainably – not only for our own practices, but to share that knowledge, and benefit the industry and wider community,” said Greg Goodman, CEO, Goodman Group. Read more here https://brnw.ch/21wNiiQ

“AI technology isn’t a war on talent. If anything, it’s a talent enhancer” says Liam Buswell from True. on how AI can drive productivity and retention in business. He shares his insights on the transformative power of AI and how businesses can harness it to stay competitive. https://brnw.ch/21wNbt9 #AIEfficiency

An important milestone has been reached for our new state-of-the-art #datacentre development near #Frankfurt, with the urban development agreement now signed between Neu-Isenburg, Stadtwerke Neu-Isenburg GmbH and Goodman. The approximately 100MVA power capacity data centre to be developed on a regenerated #brownfield site, will make a significant contribution to both the digital infrastructure of the city as well as the municipality’s heating supply, with the waste heat generated being reused to heat nearby homes. Christof Prange, Head of Germany at Goodman, says: “This is the second data centre that we are developing in the Frankfurt region as part of Goodman’s global 5 GW powerbank. By revitalising the derelict site formerly used by the Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper, we are providing essential infrastructure for the digital economy and directly benefiting the local community through enabling the waste heat being used for heating purposes. Our special thanks go to the city and the municipal utilities for the excellent cooperation on this complex project.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dt2a6csv

After nearly 20 years, Ray Kellerman is stepping down as Independent Chairman of the Goodman Foundation. Ray has led the Foundation Board since its inception, playing a key role in its growth and long-term social impact. Ray will continue as a Board Director and will chair the new Foundation Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee. Ray’s contribution to the Foundation has been invaluable. Under his leadership, the Foundation has grown from a single donation in Australia in 2004, to an investment of $13.5 million around the world in FY24, with a further target to invest $100 million by 2030. Alison Brink has been appointed as the new Chair of the Goodman Foundation. In addition to her current Group Executive role, Alison will work closely with the Goodman Foundation Board and CEO Kris Ashpole to implement the strategy and investment into our communities, helping our partners build capacity and provide practical support where it’s needed most. See more about the Goodman Foundation here: https://brnw.ch/21wMPCN

“We’ve positioned Goodman as a major provider of essential infrastructure globally. This is the result of many years of focus on executing our strategy which has strengthened the value of the Group’s assets. While our logistics offering remains core to the business, with sound underlying fundamentals expected to be maintained, data centres are anticipated to be a major area of growth moving forward. We are well positioned heading into FY25, with a strong development workbook underway, a robust capital position and attractive opportunities before us.” - Group CEO, Greg Goodman speaking on our FY24 Full Year Results. See more here: https://brnw.ch/21wMGRV

From physical AI and robotics to supply chain risk and resilience, “Rethinking Tomorrow” unravels the complexities of our digital future. Don’t miss our insightful new Thought starters series as we learn how to be more efficient, sustainable, and ready for the challenges that lie ahead. Watch it here: https://brnw.ch/21wMCgK #ThoughtStarters #RethinkingTomorrow