DigitalBridge reported strong third-quarter performance, with fee revenues rising 22% year-over-year to $94 million and record capital formation of $1.6 billion, signaling robust demand for digital infrastructure.

• Fee-related earnings surged 43% to $37 million, demonstrating continued margin improvement.
• Year-to-date capital raised reached $4.1 billion, positioning the firm to surpass its financial targets.
• DigitalBridge achieved its $40 billion FEEUM target one quarter ahead of schedule, currently at $40.7 billion.
• A strategic partnership with Franklin Templeton aims to democratize access to digital and energy infrastructure investments, enhancing growth potential.
• Record data center leasing activity highlights the increasing value of DigitalBridge’s power bank in supporting AI infrastructure developments.