Hosting and colocation
Racks and networks inside partner data centres, operated since the early 2000s. After buying, running and retiring that many machines, the value of one in its third year is not a guess.
Company
Twenty years in the hall. Now on the other side of the invoice.
The founders of Iron Yield have built and run hosting and colocation platforms in Europe and the Gulf for two decades, financed the machines inside them, and sorted out leases that had gone bad. Iron Yield applies that experience to other operators, from Dubai.
Cloud and infrastructure
Platforms built and migrated for hosting companies and software businesses; capacity planning, hardware lifecycles, refresh cycles.
Finance
Structuring leases, leaseback deals and transfers of whole portfolios; modelling what hardware is worth at the end; negotiating with lenders and lessors from both sides of the table.
Legal
Commercial contracts, security over movable assets, enforcement across borders in the UAE, Europe and North America, with local counsel wherever the hardware sits.
Structure
A UAE company with partner facilities in the Gulf and in Europe
Iron Yield FZ-LLC
Established in the United Arab Emirates, office in Meydan Free Zone, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Contracts are governed by UAE law unless the hardware is installed elsewhere.
Footprint
Partner data centres and engineers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi; delivery and collection across the GCC, and in Amsterdam and Frankfurt through partner sites.
Capital
Transactions are financed from the company's own balance sheet together with partner lessors. No deposits are taken; nothing is offered to consumers.
Compliance
Each counterparty and each unit passes full KYC and AML checks. See Compliance and Legal.
Principles
Three rules that do not bend
A used server is inventory
Three years old is the middle of a machine's life, not the end. Pricing those remaining years is what makes a lease work for both sides.
Documents move before hardware
Disagreements are settled on paper first. Nothing is shipped until everything is signed.
No check is skipped
Losing a deal is acceptable. Signing without verification is not. Funding partners and lessees both rely on that.
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