ASX-listed DXN has secured a A$4.6 million contract with Globalstar for the design, prefabrication, and delivery of three high-specification modular data centre units for deployment in Maui, Hawaii, by end of 2025.
Globalstar is a U.S.-based telecommunications company that operates a LEO satellite constellation. Their services support critical voice, data, and IoT connectivity across remote and hard-to-reach areas worldwide.
DXN secured the contract after what it says was a “highly competitive procurement process” and won after demonstrating "superior customisation capabilities and a track record of delivering high-quality modular infrastructure across government, defence, telco, and satellite industries”.
The win comes a week after it was announced the company was awarded a $2 million contract by DP World Australia to deliver two high-performance modular data centres for operations in NSW.
DXN MD and CEO Shalini Lagrutta said the contract with Globalstar is a significant achievement which highlights DXN’s growing relevance in the global satellite and aerospace infrastructure sector.
“The win reflects our exceptional technical strength and innovative customisation capabilities and underpins the momentum we are building as we expand into new high-growth sectors such as aerospace, satellite communications, and AI-enabled infrastructure,” she said.
“This contract is more than a commercial milestone – it affirms DXN’s unique value in delivering mission-critical infrastructure.”
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