MEAG, the asset management arm of Munich Re, has launched a new European data centre investment fund, signalling accelerating institutional interest in digital infrastructure as a core asset class. The launch follows closely after the announcement of a €2bn data centre development joint venture between ACS and BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners—highlighting strong momentum in the market.
The new vehicle, MEAG Volante DC Investor SCSp, is seeded with assets from Vantage Data Centers and supported by Siemens Financial Services and Munich Re as founding investors. The fund is open to additional professional and institutional investors seeking access to Europe’s fast-growing data centre sector.
Strategic Focus on European Data Centres
MEAG emphasises that the growth of cloud computing, AI, edge computing and 5G continues to drive high demand for scalable and energy-efficient data centres across Europe. Digital infrastructure is increasingly seen as a resilient, long-term investment with strong cashflow potential.
The strategic partnership with Siemens is described as a key foundation for the fund’s growth strategy, technical expertise and investment scale.
MEAG Strengthens Position in Digital Infrastructure
Since 2022, MEAG has invested around €1bn in digital infrastructure, particularly in data centres—building a deep expertise platform that now supports the new fund’s development and asset selection.
Digital infrastructure is rapidly becoming a core institutional asset class, with rising competition and pricing pressure expected as more capital flows into the sector.
London, 28th November 2025.