What Iron Mountain's latest 10-Q says: 6 signals

Iron Mountain filed its latest 10-Q with the SEC on Aug 5, 2026. It discusses capex increase, data investment and debt refinancing.

Public (IRM)IT Services and IT Consulting10,000+ employeesironmountain.comLinkedIn

Filed: Aug 5, 2026
Filings: 2
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What Iron Mountain's 10-Q filings say

10-Q
Filed Aug 5, 2026 · 6 signals
SEC EDGAR
- Digital transformationPositive
  IRM plans $2.2B in 2026 capital expenditures, with $2.05B for growth investments.
  The company is aggressively funding its shift to digital infrastructure, with data centers receiving $880M in H1 2026 alone.
  $2.2B
  Expected total capital expenditures for the year ending December 31, 2026
  data center
- Market expansionPositive
  Iron Mountain commits $2.2B to 2026 CapEx, prioritizing data center growth.
  The company is aggressively expanding its data center operations, allocating $2.05 billion for growth investments in 2026, with $880 million already spent on data centers in H1.
  $2.2B
  Expected total capital expenditures for 2026
  data center
- Debt refinancingNeutral
  IRM raised ~$1.5B in net proceeds from new 6.25% notes due 2035 in June 2026.
  The company completed a major private offering and entered into several new term loan agreements totaling over $700M to fund data center expansion and repay existing debt.
  $1.5B
  Net proceeds from issuance of 6.25% Senior Notes due 2035
- Data investmentPositive
  Secured up to $298M in new term loans for its Virginia 9 data center project.
  In June 2026, the company entered a new credit agreement specifically to fund the Virginia 9 data center.
  $298M
  Maximum borrowing amount for Virginia 9 data center term loan
  data center
- Joint venturePositive
  Iron Mountain establishes new data center joint venture in Virginia during Q2 2026.
  The formation of the 'Iron Mountain Data Centers Virginia 9 JV, LP' introduces a new strategic partner and a $49.9 million external investment.
  $49.9M
  Noncontrolling interests from new Virginia 9 JV, LP
  data center
10-Q
Filed Apr 30, 2026 · 12 signals
SEC EDGAR
- Platform strategyPositive
  Iron Mountain forecasts $2.2B in 2026 CapEx, with $2.05B earmarked for growth
  The company has allocated a massive $2.2 billion for capital expenditures in 2026, primarily driven by growth investments in its data center platform.
  $2.2B
  Total expected capital expenditures for the year ending December 31, 2026
  Data Center
- Market expansionPositive
  Iron Mountain secures $433M in new loans to fund Virginia data center expansion
  In January 2026, the company took on $433 million in new debt specifically to finance the construction of its Virginia 3 data center.
  $433M
  New loan agreements for Virginia data center construction
  Data Center
- Chief accounting officer changeNeutral
  CAO Daniel Borges adopts Rule 10b5-1 plan to sell shares through Nov 2026
  The Senior VP & Chief Accounting Officer has established a pre-arranged trading plan to sell a significant number of shares, a move that can sometimes precede a leadership transition.
- Capex increasePositive
  IRM forecasts $2.2 billion in total capital expenditures for FY2026
  This massive spending plan, primarily for data centers and real estate, indicates a strong likelihood of major procurement cycles for construction, equipment, and related services.
  $2.2B
  Expected total capital expenditures for the year ending December 31, 2026
  data center
- Inflation impactNegative
  Rising power costs shrink IRM's Data Center EBITDA margin by 30 basis points.
  Despite strong revenue growth, Iron Mountain's Global Data Center business is experiencing margin compression due to higher power costs.
  30%
  basis point decrease in Adjusted EBITDA Margin in Global Data Center Business
  data center

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Earnings call headlines
Call date	Period	What the company said
Nov 5, 2025	Q3 FY2025	Committing to 450MW data center expansion over 24 monthsThe company is energizing 450 megawatts of new data center capacity over the next 18-24 months, an amount equal to their entire current operating portfolio. This massive, multi-year initiative creates significant, long-term opportunities for vendors in construction, power infrastructure, cooling, and data center management software.
Nov 5, 2025	Q3 FY2025	Raised €1.2 billion in new debt for investmentsThe company successfully raised €1.2 billion in a new debt offering, providing significant capital to fund its aggressive growth CapEx, data center build-outs, and other strategic initiatives. This confirms they have the dry powder to execute on their spending plans.
Nov 5, 2025	Q3 FY2025	Winning Deals Based on Sustainability Reporting CapabilitiesA global company selected Iron Mountain for a multi-region data center decommissioning project specifically because of its 'robust sustainability reporting capabilities,' which were a 'critical requirement'. This indicates that ESG and sustainability reporting are becoming key decision criteria for large enterprises evaluating vendors for asset disposition.
Nov 5, 2025	Q3 FY2025	Launched new AI-powered DXP 2.0 platformThe company launched its Insight DXP 2.0 platform, which features AI agents and smart document processing. This strategic focus on developing and selling AI-powered solutions indicates internal investment in AI/ML talent, infrastructure, and development tools.
Nov 5, 2025	Q3 FY2025	Acquired ACT Logistics to expand in AustraliaThe company acquired ACT Logistics to strengthen its Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) market position in Australia. Post-acquisition integration activities often create opportunities for new vendors to help consolidate systems, processes, and technologies.
Nov 5, 2025	Q3 FY2025	Forecasting 14% revenue growth for Q4 after strong Q3After reporting 13% revenue growth in Q3, the company is guiding for 14% growth in Q4. This strong, accelerating growth across the business provides budget confidence for new projects and technology investments to support expansion.

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When did Iron Mountain file its latest 10-Q?

Iron Mountain filed its latest 10-Q on Aug 5, 2026. The one before it was filed on Apr 30, 2026.

What did Iron Mountain disclose in its latest 10-Q?

From the filing dated Aug 5, 2026: IRM plans $2.2B in 2026 capital expenditures, with $2.05B for growth investments.

What did Iron Mountain say on its recent earnings calls?

Q3 FY2025: Committing to 450MW data center expansion over 24 months (dated Nov 5, 2025).

Where can I read Iron Mountain's 10-Q filing?

The full filing is on SEC EDGAR: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1020569/000102056926000071/irm-20260630.htm. This page summarizes what the filing says and links to it.

Source. Quarterly reports (Form 10-Q) filed with the SEC. Every card links to the filing on EDGAR.

Method. Insights are extracted from the filing text and grouped by category. Numbers are quoted from the filing.

Data as of Sep 30, 2026.

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