Fort Technology Acquired Stake in Logia USA
The firm purchased a 50.1% equity stake to advance automated fuel-integrity systems for U.S. data centers.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Data Centers
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Fort Technology completed its acquisition of a 50.1% majority stake in Logia USA on August 26, 2026. The deal, valued at approximately US$125,000, aims to bring automated fuel maintenance systems to the American data center market.
Why it matters
As global data center infrastructure expands, ensuring reliable backup power becomes critical. This acquisition secures exclusive U.S. licensing for specialized fuel-integrity technology to meet growing demand for power resilience.
Fort Technology issued 132,603 common shares for the transaction and established a US$2.0 million credit facility for Logia USA with a 6% annual interest rate. Logia USA also carries liabilities of US$390,000 owed to Logia Israel.
The players
Fort Technology
This company is the lead investor that acquired a majority interest in Logia USA to expand its footprint in fuel maintenance.
Logia USA
This entity holds an exclusive license for fuel-integrity technology and aims to serve the American data center sector.
Nexera Technologies
This firm serves as the primary shareholder of Fort Technology, holding a 70.19% stake at the time of the deal.
Yair Harel
He continues to serve as the Chief Executive Officer of Logia USA following the acquisition.
Logia Israel
This organization is the original developer of the fuel-integrity technology licensed to Logia USA.
The details
Fort Technology aims to commercialize fuel maintenance systems for data centers, supported by a US$2.0 million credit facility that Logia USA will receive in tranches over two years based on performance milestones. Nexera Technologies, which controls 70.19% of Fort Technology, provided an overview of the transaction on September 30, 2026.
Timeline
Fort Technology completed the acquisition on August 26, 2026.
Nexera Technologies provided a transaction overview on September 30, 2026.
The credit facility will be distributed over two years starting from August 2026.
The credit facility is set to reach maturity on August 26, 2029.
The global data center market is projected to reach US$700 billion by 2034.
The Tech Race
This deal reflects the aggressive push to secure specialized infrastructure components within the broader data center growth trend. It follows the pattern set by the projected US$700 billion global data center market size by 2034, which highlights the need for reliable backup power solutions.
For the data center industry, this move signals a transition toward more automated maintenance that could improve reliability for facility operators. If successful, these systems could help prevent power-related downtime in the systems that host critical cloud applications.
The takeaway
Reliable backup power remains a key operational bottleneck for the rapidly expanding data center market. Companies are increasingly moving toward automated maintenance solutions to manage the high-stakes requirements of continuous data availability.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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