KR1 Profits Hit by Crypto Slump as LSE Main Market Debut and New Yield Strategy Set Next Phase

KR1 ( (GB:KR1) ) has issued an announcement.

KR1 reported a sharp decline in 2025 performance, with infrastructure income dropping 62.3% to £4.8 million and net assets falling to £49.6 million, or 27.93 pence per share, reflecting weak digital asset markets, ETF-driven concentration in Bitcoin, and a broad valuation slump after an October liquidation event. The company also swung from earnings to a loss per share of 20.23p, as listing-related costs and market headwinds weighed on results, but management stressed the resilience of its income-generating staking operations and its differentiated, active model relative to passive digital asset vehicles.

Despite the challenging year, KR1 completed a landmark migration from Aquis to the London Stock Exchange Main Market in November 2025, becoming the first diversified digital asset company on the LSE and broadening its institutional investor reach. The group has since launched a new Financial Infrastructure strategy alongside its established Technology Infrastructure and venture arms, leveraging holdings in assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Nexus Mutual to generate yield, and positions itself to benefit from rising demand for onchain infrastructure amid trends in stablecoins, tokenised assets, decentralised finance and AI-driven blockchain adoption.

More about KR1

KR1 plc is a London-listed digital asset technology company operating as a diversified investor and infrastructure provider in the blockchain sector. Its core activities span staking-based technology infrastructure on major proof-of-stake networks, financial infrastructure strategies deploying assets into DeFi protocols, and venture and strategic investments in early-stage digital asset projects.

Average Trading Volume: 181,758

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: £27.58M

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