AgriFORCE launches tri-pillar strategy for digital infrastructure

AgriFORCE Growing Systems (AGRI) announced a tri-pillar growth strategy aimed at capitalizing on the accelerating global demand for computational power. This strategic framework focuses on three key areas: Bitcoin treasury development, modular compute infrastructure, and integration with scalable, off-grid energy systems. 1. Bitcoin Treasury: Building a Strategic Digital Reserve. AgriFORCE has begun accumulating Bitcoin through self-mining and intends to follow a dual approach also focusing on direct market acquisition. In the past seven months, the company has mined 7 BTC. Its strategy includes: Allocating up to 50% of capital raised toward Bitcoin purchases; Retaining up to 50% of mined Bitcoin in long-term treasury; Creating a blended reserve cost by combining low-cost acquisition and in-house production. This approach strengthens AgriFORCE’s balance sheet while ensuring both liquidity and upside exposure in the digital asset space. Compute Infrastructure: Scaling with Energy-First Design: AgriFORCE currently operates three mining campuses across Alberta and Ohio, delivering roughly 6 MW of capacity and 0.17 EH/s of hash power. The company is targeting 1 EH/s by the end of Q1 2026, supported by: A strategic partnership with BlueFlare Energy Solutions. Access to over 50 MW of secured natural gas with upward potential across multiple sites in Alberta; Deployment of mobile, modular gas-to-power units for off-grid scalability; A development pipeline expected to exceed 100 MW by 2026 3. Future-Ready Systems: From Bitcoin to AI and Edge Compute: AgriFORCE’s modular architecture extends beyond crypto mining, offering compute capabilities tailored for AI, edge computing, and sovereign data solutions. Key capabilities include: AI inference in latency-critical environments; Decentralized cloud and edge hosting; Private, off-grid compute services for telecom and industrial clients. This diversification expands revenue potential and mitigates long-term risk across the digital infrastructure spectrum.