Our role in the sector
Data centres, fibre and cloud capacity are being built across the region to serve both domestic demand and European nearshore delivery.
We structure and finance digital infrastructure and scalable software businesses, from project-level data-centre capital to growth equity for platform companies.
We may consider an investment only after the project and risks have been independently assessed.
Technical development, construction and operation remain with the responsible parties.
Where another group company is the operating specialist, ERAM Invest’s role remains limited to investment, financing, capital structuring, advisory and transaction support — operational execution stays with the relevant specialist.

Where we focus
We look at B2B software, applied AI, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure and data centres.
- Data Centres
- Digital-infrastructure and data-centre development.
- Software & SaaS
- Scalable software and platform businesses.
- AI & Data
- AI, data-driven businesses and automation.
- Cybersecurity
- Security platforms and managed services.
The full capital stack
- Senior Debt
- Banks, DFIs and IFIs — term, project and capex facilities.
- Private Credit
- Direct lending and structured credit where banks step back.
- Mezzanine
- Subordinated and quasi-equity bridging the funding gap.
- Equity
- Institutional, strategic and co-investment equity via SPVs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you finance data centres?
Yes. Data centres are financed as digital infrastructure — project-level debt and equity against contracted capacity, power availability and connectivity, rather than as conventional real estate.
Corporate & Project Finance →Link to this questionDo you invest in software companies without hard assets?
Yes, though the assessment differs: recurring revenue quality, retention, contract terms and management depth replace asset security. Structures lean toward equity and convertibles rather than senior debt.
Capital Arrangement →Link to this questionIs the regional tech talent pool sufficient to scale?
It is a genuine strength — a young population and growing pool of engineers and developers — but emigration and retention are real constraints that should be addressed explicitly in any investment plan.
Market Insights →Link to this questionWhat stage of technology business do you back?
From early-stage ventures with demonstrated traction through to established platforms seeking growth or acquisition capital.
Capital & Ownership →Link to this question


