20-year lease to Meta (Anviran) for Sandersville campus with $6.6B in contracted payments
Company: CleanSpark - Project: Sandersville
The claim, verbatim
The 175 MW Sandersville campus is leased for 20 years to Anviran, a wholly owned Meta subsidiary, with Meta guaranteeing rent and operating expenses and approximately $6.6 billion in total contracted payments over the lease term
Source (primary)
CleanSpark seeks $2.227 billion in secured notes for Meta-backed Sandersville campus - Yahoo Finance (-, news_article)
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Quote: “The 175 MW critical IT campus is leased for 20 years to Anviran, a wholly owned Meta subsidiary. Meta guarantees rent and operating expenses under the lease, which carries a 3% annual escalator and about $6.6 billion of contracted payments over its base term.”
How we checked this
Checked on September 25, 2026. The cited source supports every part of this claim.
The article states each element directly: the 175 MW size, the 20-year lease to Meta subsidiary Anviran, Meta's guarantee, and about $6.6 billion in contracted payments over the base term.
Confirmed in the source:
- The Sandersville campus has 175 MW of critical IT capacity
- The campus is leased for 20 years to Anviran
- Anviran is a wholly owned Meta subsidiary
- Meta guarantees rent and operating expenses under the lease
- The lease carries about $6.6 billion of contracted payments over its base term
What we did: Read our cached copy of the publisher (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/cleanspark-seeks-2-227-billion-131155286.html) in full (9,168 characters, retrieved September 21, 2026) and checked each assertion in the claim against it.
Additional evidence
confirms CleanSpark seeks $2.227 billion in secured notes for Meta-backed Sandersville campus - Yahoo Finance
Quote: “The 175 MW critical IT campus is leased for 20 years to Anviran, a wholly owned Meta subsidiary. Meta guarantees rent and operating expenses under the lease, which carries a 3% annual escalator and about $6.6 billion of contracted payments over its base term.”