Quanta Grid
Quanta Campus Unit 1
Senior notes on a behind-the-meter reactor inside a data center campus, with a twenty-year executed offtake.
The binding constraint on data center expansion is no longer chips or capital, it is a grid interconnection queue measured in years. Siting generation inside the fence removes the queue entirely and gives the tenant a twenty-year fixed cost of power. One hyperscale counterparty has executed the agreement, which is both the strength and the weakness of this offering.
$58,100,000 committed of $70,000,000
$40,670,000 released · 83% subscribed
- Minimum
- $1,000
- Target coupon
- 6.65%
- Term
- 10 yr
- Investors
- 6,318
$100 per unit
Annual, fixed
Closes December 19, 2026 · 97 days remaining
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Instrument and terms
- Instrument
- Senior note
- Risk tier
- Tier II · Operating Assets
- Target coupon
- 6.65%
- Expected term
- 10 yr
- Price per unit
- $100
- Minimum investment
- $1,000
- Target raise
- $70,000,000
- Opens
- February 17, 2026
- Closes
- December 19, 2026
- Escrow agent
- Meridian Trust, N.A.
Regulatory rail
- Exemption
- Regulation A+ Tier 2
- Offering ceiling
- $75M / 12 mo
- Who can buy
- All investors, 10% of income or net worth
- Resale
- Freely tradable
- Resale restriction
- None
- Residency
- No restriction
- Accreditation
- Not required
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