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Sankey diagram of Iron Mountain Inc. A complete text table follows the diagram.
Physical records still anchor the portfolio, while the same trust-and-storage franchise expands into digital workflows, secure destruction and high-margin data centers.
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| Category | Stage | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Records management | 1 | $1.2B | 61% of company revenue |
| Data management | 1 | $123M | Digital storage and workflows |
| Information destruction | 1 | $383M | Secure end of the information cycle |
| Data centers | 1 | $255M | Revenue grew 47% year over year |
| Information-storage revenue | 2 | $1.9B | Physical and digital portfolio |
| Global RIM | 3 | $1.4B | Records and information management |
| Global Data Center | 3 | $255M | 52.1% adjusted EBITDA margin |
| Corporate and other | 3 | $277M | Includes ALM and other operations |
| From | To | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Records management | Information-storage revenue | $1.2B |
| Data management | Information-storage revenue | $123M |
| Information destruction | Information-storage revenue | $383M |
| Data centers | Information-storage revenue | $255M |
| Information-storage revenue | Global RIM | $1.4B |
| Information-storage revenue | Global Data Center | $255M |
| Information-storage revenue | Corporate and other | $277M |