DigitalBridge Group, Inc.

DigitalBridge Group is an investment manager focused on digital infrastructure assets and businesses, including data centers, cell towers, fiber networks, small cells and edge infrastructure. It raises capital from institutional investors and deploys it through private equity, core equity, credit and liquid strategies across the digital ecosystem.

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— DigitalBridge Group, Inc.
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Value-add digital infrastructure funds45% Commingled funds that invest in and build businesses across digital infrastructure.
Core equity20% Stabilized digital infrastructure assets with long-duration cash flow and current yield.
Credit strategies15% Private credit and financing products for digital infrastructure borrowers globally.
Liquid strategies10% Long-only, long-short and market-neutral public equity strategies tied to digital infrastructure and adjacent sectors.
InfraBridge and other strategies10% Mid-market infrastructure and digital-adjacent investing, including energy and logistics exposure.

DigitalBridge sells primarily to institutional investors that allocate capital to alternative assets, including...

  • Institutional fund investorsprimary

    Pensions, sovereign wealth funds, insurers, endowments and asset managers that commit capital to DBP and related funds for digital infrastructure exposure.

  • Digital infrastructure operatorsprimary

    Data center, tower, fiber, small cell and edge infrastructure businesses that receive equity or credit capital to grow, refinance or acquire assets.

  • Corporate borrowers in digital infrastructuresecondary

    Companies seeking first-lien, second-lien, mezzanine or preferred-equity financing through DigitalBridge Credit.

  • Public market investorssecondary

    Investors in liquid strategies that seek exposure to undervalued digital infrastructure, real estate and technology-media-telecom names.

The company is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, with key offices in New York, London, Luxembourg and Singapore,...

  • Headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida
  • Key offices in New York, London, Luxembourg and Singapore
  • U.S. is the largest employee base, with about 67% of staff in the U.S.
  • Investment platform is global across digital infrastructure markets
  • Core equity focuses on more developed geographies for stable cash flows

DigitalBridge is building a multi-strategy platform around digital infrastructure, using its fund franchise to raise...

01
Raise and deploy capital into flagship fundsshort-term

Higher fund commitments increase management fees and support platform scale.

02
Broaden product mix across equity, credit and liquid strategiesmedium-term

Diversification reduces reliance on any single fund cycle and widens the addressable investor base.

03
Source proprietary digital infrastructure transactionsmedium-term

Proprietary access can improve entry pricing and reduce auction competition.

04
Increase portfolio company value through capital structure managementmedium-term

Optimized leverage and financing can improve returns and resilience for underlying assets.

Results are highly sensitive to fundraising, asset valuations and carried interest, which can swing sharply with market...

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Merger with SoftBank may fail or be delayed

The transaction is subject to stockholder approval and customary closing conditions, so completion is not guaranteed.

Scope
Corporate transaction and strategic uncertainty
Materiality
high
high

Volatility in unrealized carried interest

Revenue includes mark-to-market carried interest that can reverse when portfolio values change.

Scope
Earnings and reported revenue
Materiality
high
high

Cybersecurity and third-party systems risk

The business relies on internal and outsourced IT systems and processes sensitive investor and portfolio data.

Scope
Operations, compliance and reputation
Materiality
high
medium

Fundraising and capital deployment risk

Management fees depend on capital raised and fee-earning AUM, so slower fundraising can pressure growth.

Scope
Fee revenue and platform scale
Materiality
high
medium

Valuation and leverage risk in portfolio companies

Digital infrastructure assets often use leverage and fair-value marks, which can magnify downside in weaker markets.

Scope
Fund returns and carried interest
Materiality
high
Unrealized carried interest valuation
Reported revenue and operating income can swing sharply between periods
Fee-earning equity under management
Fee revenue growth depends on capital raises and fee basis changes
Fair value measurement of investments
Affects realized/unrealized investment income and carried interest
Consolidation and noncontrolling interests
Can materially affect reported fee revenue, DE and FRE presentation

: 28/04/2026