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Datacentrex invests $30 mln in liquefied natural gas producer Eagle LNG

Datacentrex acquires a 10.5% stake in Eagle LNG through a $30 million investment, expanding its energy and space-launch infrastructure exposure. Eagle LNG operates small-scale LNG infrastructure in the U.S. Southeast and Caribbean.

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David Chen · Commodities Desk · 31 Aug 2026 · 17:20 · 1 min read
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Datacentrex invests $30 mln in liquefied natural gas producer Eagle LNG

Salt Lake City-based Datacentrex Inc. has committed $30 million to acquire a 10.5% equity interest in ELNG Equity LLC, the holding company of Eagle LNG Partners LLC. The investment, executed via a Common Unit Purchase Agreement for Class A Common Units, represents a non-controlling stake in Eagle LNG, a producer of aerospace-specification liquefied natural gas.

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The transaction aligns with a concurrent $10 million commitment by an affiliate of The Energy & Minerals Group, which controls Eagle LNG. Datacentrex, a diversified technology-driven enterprise with operations spanning digital-asset infrastructure, data centers, and energy and space-launch infrastructure, cited Eagle LNG’s operational track record as a key factor in the deal. Eagle LNG has produced and delivered LNG since 2017 and maintains long-term take-or-pay supply agreements with a weighted average tenor of approximately 15 years.

Eagle LNG, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, serves customers in space propulsion, marine bunkering, island utility, and industrial sectors. The company operates small-scale LNG infrastructure in the southeastern United States and the Caribbean, having completed over 700 LNG bunkering operations since 2018. Datacentrex CEO Parker Scott emphasized the company’s focus on revenue-generating businesses in high-growth sectors, stating that Eagle LNG’s existing contracts with leading space propulsion customers validate its operational viability.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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