A Bahamas-headquartered cloud services provider says it has secured growth financing through a facility led by a Silicon Valley investment firm.

Cloud Carib, which also offers managed cyber security services, did not disclose the amount of funding generated by a capital raise led by Partners for Growth (PFG), which specialises in custom private credit solutions for high-growth technology companies.

The company added that the successful raise will accelerate its regional expansion plans across CARICOM member states and select Latin American markets. It said that securing growth financing from Partners for Growth represents a signal of confidence in its platform and performance.

Cloud Carib said the investment also validates The Bahamas and wider Caribbean as a rising hub for technology and digital infrastructure, capable of attracting international private and institutional capital backing.

“For us, this investment is more than capital; it’s a vote of confidence in The Bahamas and the region as an investable innovation economy,” said Scott Mackenzie, Cloud Carib’s chief executive. “Our mission has always been to enable the region with secure, sovereign cloud infrastructure that protects and empowers the region. This partnership helps us scale faster and deepen our impact.”

Partners for Growth is a private credit firm providing custom debt solutions for high-growth companies. For more than 20 years, Partner for Growyh has provided growth debt financing to technology, fintech (financial technology), healthcare and technology-enabled companies to support expansion, strengthen balance sheets, and finance key initiatives at pivotal stages of growth.

Cloud Carib said Partners for Growth has teamed with more than 250 companies globally. The investment is structured as growth financing, enabling Cloud Carib to its scale operations. Proceeds from the facility will support the scaling of sovereign cloud and cyber security product lines, and strengthen the company’s market position.

Cloud Carib said the growth financing raise followed extensive due diligence, including reviews of its integrity, environmental and portfolio eligibility. This, it added, highlighted its financial resilience, operational readiness and compliance alignment. 

The Bahamas-headquartered company said the transaction will also serve as a catalyst for the Bahamian and Caribbean innovation economy, fuelling high-skill job creation, enhancing digital infrastructure and facilitating export-led growth. 

“We are pleased to provide Cloud Carib with a flexible capital solution to support its continued expansion across the Caribbean and Latin America. The company has built a resilient platform with a reputation for excellence in cloud and managed services. This financing underscores PFG’s commitment to partnering with high-growth technology companies globally, and we look forward to supporting the company in this next stage of growth,” said Andrew Kahn, co-founder and chief executive of Partners for Growth.