On Wednesday 10 June 2026, LuxConnect announced a net result of €9.8 million for the financial year 2025, reflecting a net profit increase of 12.6%.
LuxConnect, a private company with the Luxembourg State as its sole shareholder, is the largest operator of Data Centre infrastructure in Luxembourg and acts as a welcoming facilitator for foreign companies entering Luxembourg and as a promoter strengthening the local ICT ecosystem.
The company said the 2025 results reflected the company’s continued focus on operational efficiency and long-term value creation and its ability to accelerate investments in digital and sustainable infrastructure.
Paul Konsbruck, CEO of LuxConnect, remarked: “This result reflects the strength of our business model and the commitment of our teams.”
He added: “It allows us to continue investing in critical infrastructure projects that support Luxembourg’s digital transformation while addressing the growing importance of energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. Our objective remains clear: to build resilient, sustainable and future-proof digital infrastructure for the country.”
LuxConnect detailed that throughout 2025 it continued to invest significantly across several strategic areas, including:
• investments in LuxConnect’s Data Centre in Bissen in preparation for hosting the AI Factory, the next-generation MeluXina supercomputer, Luxembourg’s national high-performance computing infrastructure, operated by LuxProvide, a subsidiary of LuxConnect;
• the continued construction of a new administrative building in Bettembourg, which will bring together LuxConnect and its subsidiaries, LuxProvide S.A. and Clarence S.A., under one roof, fostering closer collaboration and operational efficiency;
• the construction of a new multi-level parking facility at the Bettembourg campus to support future growth and improve accessibility for employees, customers and partners;
• ongoing works to prepare LuxConnect’s infrastructure for the deployment of the European Union’s IRIS² (Infrastructure for Resilience, Interconnectivity and Security by Satellite) programme;
• major energy efficiency improvements, including the replacement of end-of-life UPS systems with more efficient technologies and the installation of photovoltaic panels on the roofs of DC1.3 and DC2.
The company said: “These investments demonstrate LuxConnect’s commitment not only to expanding Luxembourg’s digital capabilities but also to contributing to the country’s sustainability objectives through innovative and responsible infrastructure development.”
LuxConnect also noted that 2025 marked a period of transition within the company, with Jacques Thill and Carole Muller stepping down from its Board of Directors.
Commenting on the company’s performance and strategic outlook, Michel Asorne, Chairman of the Board of Directors, stated: “The 2025 results demonstrate the solidity of LuxConnect’s position and the relevance of its long-term strategy. The company continues to invest in projects that are essential for Luxembourg’s digital future while maintaining a strong focus on sustainability, innovation and operational excellence. The Board fully supports this direction and the ambitions that accompany it.”
