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Foresight Autonomous Holdings pursues controlling stake in Polish data center developer

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Foresight Autonomous Holdings pursues controlling stake in Polish data center developer
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Foresight Autonomous Holdings has executed a non-binding term sheet to acquire a 50.01% majority stake in a European data center developer. The target entity holds controlling positions in two Polish projects with a combined planned power capacity of up to 270 MW across Warsaw and Wroclaw.

ISRAEL; POLAND —Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. has entered into a non-binding preliminary agreement to acquire a 50.01% controlling stake in an entity holding development rights for two major data center assets in Poland. Under the structure outlined in the term sheet, the target holding company will maintain a 66.67% controlling interest in two project vehicles located in Warsaw and Wroclaw, with local engineering entrepreneurs retaining the remaining 33.33% equity share. Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. is an Israel-based technology provider specializing in three-dimensional perception software and cellular-based safety applications for autonomous driving, defense, and industrial robotics markets.

The strategic transaction aligns with Foresight’s broader capital reallocation and market diversification framework, expanding its asset exposure beyond core automotive perception software into digital infrastructure assets. The underlying project portfolio comprises a planned 130 MW facility in Ożarów, near Warsaw, supported by 3.2 hectares of secured land, as well as a planned 140 MW facility in Wroclaw spanning 10 hectares. Poland represents a rapidly expanding hub for regional digital infrastructure, with national colocation capacity projected to grow from under 30 MW to over 500 MW over the coming years as hyper-scalers expand footprint across Central and Eastern Europe.

The expansion into digital infrastructure provides high-power computing sites critical to processing workloads generated by artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and autonomous systems. Local partners across both project companies will retain operational leadership over electrical grid access applications, regulatory approvals, and technical feasibility studies, leveraging existing pipelines across national utility networks.

Final acquisition pricing for the 50.01% interest will depend on a forthcoming independent valuation, with the consideration financed via a seller loan structure. At transaction closing, Foresight expects to contribute approximately $1 million to settle outstanding shareholder debt obligations and commit up to an additional $2.5 million in capital to advance project milestones, backed by a convertible loan facility of up to $3.5 million provided by existing target shareholders.

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