AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB): Completion of Acquisition or Disposition of Assets

AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Regulation FD Disclosure. Exhibit 99.1 AIB Data Centers Issues CEO Letter Highlighting Recent Milestones and CLT1 Development Strategy Highlights Include Landmark Agreement with Nebius, Expansion of Power Portfolio, and Funding Strategy for CLT1 New York, NY – October 7, 2026 – AIB Data Centers, Inc. (NYS

AIB Data Centers Inc. secured a 12-year, 50 MW contract with Nebius, funding construction without new equity. Project is underway, with first data hall expected in 10 months. Management projects 90% EBITDA margins and rising valuation.

AIB Data Centers signed a 12-year, 50 MW colocation deal with Nebius, funded by customer prepayments and project financing. The agreement is for a site in the southeastern U.S. and is expected to limit corporate equity dilution. AIB cited the deal as validation of its growth strategy, with delivery planned in two data halls.

AIB Data Centers Inc. signed a 12-year contract with Nebius Inc. for 50 MW of capacity in the southeastern U.S. The deal is expected to fund most development costs, reducing AIB's need for equity and shareholder dilution. Nebius is an AI cloud company, and the agreement follows AIB's recent acquisition in Texas, increasing its total contracted power capacity to 120 MW.

AIB Data Centers signed a 12-year deal to supply Nebius (NBIS) with 50 MW of AI data center capacity in the southeastern U.S. The agreement supports AIB's shift to AI infrastructure, reducing its need for common share issuance. AIB's shares trade on NYSE American under the ticker AIB.

AIB raised its full-year operating income outlook, citing expected central bank rate hikes. The bank forecasts net interest income above €3.8bn (vs €3.75bn last year) and other income of €800m. First-half net profit rose to €939m. AIB increased its interim dividend to 19.53 cents per share and set aside €91m for bad loans.