Agencia Comercial Spirits Ltd Announces Power Supply Agreements with PLN for Indonesia AI Data Center Project

TAICHUNG CITY, Taiwan, June 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Agencia Comercial Spirits Ltd (NASDAQ: AGCC) (“Agencia” or the “Company”), a Taiwan-based importer and distributor of whisky products, today announced that its Indonesian subsidiary, PT. AGCC AITECH INDONESIA (“AGCC Indonesia”), has entered into additional electricity supply agreements with PT PLN (Persero) (“PLN”), the Indonesian state-owned electricity company, in connection with the Company’s planned AI computing infrastructure project in Indonesia.

Together with electricity supply arrangements previously entered into by AGCC Indonesia for the project, the latest agreements establish a dual-feed power supply configuration for the planned data center, with each feed rated at 55,400 kVA. The electricity supply arrangements are intended to support the Company’s staged development of AI computing infrastructure in Indonesia, including its approximately 40MW IT load requirement for the planned project, subject to project implementation, customer-side installation readiness, applicable certifications, PLN requirements, construction progress, equipment procurement, financing and other operational conditions.

In connection with the electricity supply arrangements, AGCC Indonesia has agreed to pay an aggregate connection fee of approximately IDR 69.9 billion. The arrangements also require customer guarantee deposits, ongoing electricity charges and other customary charges associated with electricity supply arrangements of this nature. The agreements are not fixed-price contracts, and electricity charges may vary based on applicable tariffs, actual usage, minimum payment requirements, regulatory policies and other factors. The Company may incur significant costs before the project generates corresponding customer revenue.

The electricity supply agreements represent an infrastructure procurement milestone in the Company’s strategic initiative to expand into AI computing infrastructure and cloud-based computing services, while continuing to operate its existing whisky import and distribution business. The agreements are power procurement arrangements and are not customer revenue contracts. They do not, by themselves, guarantee that the project will be completed, that the power supply configuration will be fully utilised, that the approximately 40MW IT load requirement will be achieved, that customers will use the Company’s planned AI computing services, or that the Company will generate revenue, profitability or positive cash flow from the project.

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