ROMA Green Finance to Invest $15 Million in BlueFlare Group for Distributed AI Infrastructure

ROMA Green Finance Limited (Nasdaq: ROMA) announced on June 15, 2026, a non-binding letter of intent to acquire a 5% equity interest in BlueFlare Group Holdings Inc. for US$15 million. The transaction is ROMA's first direct equity investment within its recently established artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure vertical.

Target Profile and Technical Strategy

BlueFlare Group, based in Alberta, Canada, develops behind-the-meter power generation and distributed compute facilities. The company utilizes on-site natural gas generation to power high-density data centers, bypassing traditional grid interconnection timelines. The US$15 million investment will be directed to BlueFlare Energy Solutions Inc., the group's principal operating subsidiary, to fund its infrastructure pipeline.

Project Pipeline and Market Focus

The capital injection will support BlueFlare's pending contract to develop a 10 MW HPC site for AVAX One Technology. Furthermore, BlueFlare intends to build a portfolio of micro-scale data centers, each under 10 MW, located near stranded or underutilized natural gas resources throughout Western Canada.

The acquisition aligns with a growing industry focus on power availability as the primary constraint for AI expansion. Claire Luk, CEO of ROMA Green Finance, stated that the behind-the-meter model addresses both power limitations and time-to-energization hurdles. The strategy specifically targets the sub-10 megawatt segment, which management notes is often underserved by conventional grid-dependent developers.