EdgePoint Infrastructure Reaches 16,000-Site Milestone, Driving ASEAN Digital Connectivity Growth

EdgePoint Infrastructure, ASEAN's leading independent telecommunications infrastructure company, has reached a significant milestone of 16,000 operational sites across three countries, marking its fifth anniversary of operations in the region. The company's portfolio now includes 11,080 sites in Indonesia, 3,025 in the Philippines, and 1,900 in Malaysia, with the 16,000th site located in Sumatra, demonstrating the rapid expansion of digital infrastructure throughout Southeast Asia.

The achievement represents a tripling of EdgePoint's portfolio since 2021, driven by more than 30% annualized growth. This expansion comes at a critical time when ASEAN governments and businesses are prioritizing digital connectivity investments to maintain economic competitiveness. The company's growth trajectory underscores the increasing demand for robust telecommunications infrastructure as the region embraces cloud computing and artificial intelligence technologies.

Suresh Sidhu, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of EdgePoint Infrastructure, emphasized the regional significance of this milestone. "Our three markets are each at different stages of growth, but they share a common focus where governments and businesses are both prioritizing investments in digital connectivity," Sidhu stated. "Reaching the 16,000-site milestone in five years is a clear reflection of this regional momentum, and it reinforces that EdgePoint is the right partner to support this growth as we deliver efficiently, at speed, and at scale."

The company's infrastructure supports nearly 26,000 tenants across the three countries, indicating successful industry sharing of telecommunications assets. This collaborative approach helps optimize resource utilization while expanding network coverage. EdgePoint's operational strategy focuses on maintaining deep customer relationships, adopting new technologies, implementing creative solutions, and managing lean operations to remain agile in the rapidly evolving telecommunications sector.

In Malaysia, EdgePoint Towers Sdn Bhd CEO Muniff Kamaruddin outlined specific priorities for continued growth. "Our focus in Malaysia will be to continue supporting our partners in advancing 5G rollout and expanding coverage to underserved rural areas, ensuring that no community is left behind in the digital economy," Kamaruddin explained. The company is also enhancing its capabilities in in-building coverage solutions to meet growing demand for seamless connectivity in high-density urban environments.

The company's success reflects strong shareholder support from Digital Bridge and ADIA, along with dedicated personnel committed to sustainable growth and delivery excellence. Beyond commercial operations, EdgePoint has implemented corporate philanthropy programs that have impacted over 7,500 children in the region through school-focused initiatives. For more information about EdgePoint's operations and services, visit https://edgepointinfra.com/.

Looking ahead, EdgePoint anticipates significant increases in ASEAN digital infrastructure investments as both public and private sectors accelerate efforts to strengthen connectivity frameworks. The company remains committed to supporting the growth of advanced networks through innovative infrastructure solutions, creating new opportunities for businesses, communities, and governments across ASEAN. As Sidhu concluded, "At EdgePoint, we are driven by the belief that connectivity is not just about networks, but about empowering people and economies to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital world."