Corporate Transformation Completed
Redomiciled to the United States, rebranded as Keel Infrastructure, and closed sale of the Paso Pe site — completing a multiyear strategic pivot from Bitcoin mining to North American digital infrastructure.
Strong Liquidity Position
Current liquidity of approximately $533 million in cash and Bitcoin (as of May 8, 2026). Paso Pe sale accelerated 2–3 years of expected cash flow into upfront proceeds. Sold 269 BTC for $20 million during Jan 1–May 8, 2026 to de-risk balance sheet.
Secured Power and Site Portfolio
Near-term secured capacity: Panther Creek 350 MW (PPL ESA) with potential ISA conversion adding 60 MW (total ~400–430 MW) and indications expansion could exceed 500 MW long-term; Sharon 110 MW (First Energy) with 30 MW substation operational + 80 MW under development; Moses Lake 18 MW with a secured option for an additional 10 MW.
Permitting and Development Progress
Zoning approvals completed at all three near-term sites (Panther Creek zoning completed in February; Sharon full zoning permits and preliminary land development approval completed). Land development and environmental permits are in process and described as on track, targeting mid- to late-summer milestones.
Commercialization Momentum and Clear Targets
Active commercialization with strong inbound interest across all three sites. Company target: sign three leases by year-end 2026 (one at Panther Creek, one at Sharon, one at Moses Lake) with revenue expected to commence in 2027.
Strategic Delivery Partners and Future-Proofing
Established partner ecosystem (Turner Construction, Corgan, Vertiv, T5) and parallel engineering/architecture work to match evolving customer specifications (including support for emerging Vera Rubin deployments) to accelerate customer deployments.
Moses Lake Acceleration
Purchased critical modular data center equipment and major long-lead items for Moses Lake; site has all key critical pieces secured to enable accelerated deployment and faster RFS timeline relative to stick-built approaches.
Pipeline Upside (Scrubgrass & Sherbrooke)
Scrubgrass detailed load study covering 750 MW underway (results expected around Q4) and could more than double secured capacity if converted from expansion bucket. Sherbrooke consolidation plan to a single 96 MW campus progressing with city and utility engagement.