Transformational Site Acquisitions and Land Expansion
Completed fee-simple acquisition of Rockdale (200 acres) for $96M funded via sale of ~1,080 BTC; eliminated approximately $130M of future rental payments. Expanded Corsicana land footprint to ~900 acres to support full development of 1.0 GW of approved power on Riot-owned contiguous campus.
Signed Anchor Tenant Lease with AMD
Announced first data center lease with AMD (investment-grade counterparty, S&P A). Initial 25 MW deployment under a 10-year base term (3 × 5-year extensions possible). First 5 MW delivered and commenced rent in January 2026; remaining 20 MW on track for May 2026. Initial 25 MW contract value $311M and expected average annual net operating income of ~$25M. AMD holds options to expand +75 MW and ROFR for +100 MW (potential 200 MW total).
Large Fully Approved Power Portfolio (Competitive Advantage)
Riot controls 1.7 GW of fully approved, firm, energized power across Texas sites (Rockdale 700 MW; Corsicana 1,000 MW). Fiscal 2025 average loads: Rockdale 351 MW, Corsicana 335 MW. Having energized power today addresses a multi-year industry timeline (new power 4+ years) and is positioned as a rare scarce asset for data center customers.
Strong Revenue Growth Driven by Bitcoin Mining
Fiscal 2025 total revenue of $647M, a 72% year-over-year increase. Bitcoin Mining contributed $576M (89% of revenue) and Engineering/other $71M (11%). Bitcoin Mining delivered its highest annual revenue and gross profit on record—FY25 Bitcoin mining gross profit $294M (including power curtailment credits).
Operational Scale and Mining Metrics Improvement
Produced 5,686 BTC in 2025, an 18% increase versus 4,828 in 2024. Hash rate deployed reached 38.5 EH/s (+22% year-over-year), representing ~3.5% of global hash rate. Hash rate utilization improved to 87% (from 70% in 2024). Ended year with 18,005 BTC on balance sheet valued at $1.6B (BTC price $87,498 on 12/31/2025).
Engineering Backlog and Vertical Integration Benefits
Engineering backlog reached $224.6M at year-end 2025, up 302% from $55.9M in 2024; ~90% of backlog is data-center related. ESS Metron (switchgear/PDC manufacturer) delivered supply-chain advantages and realized $23.2M cumulative CapEx savings since acquisition, accelerating delivery and reducing procurement risk.
Low Power Cost and Curtailment Credits
Net cost of power for 2025 was $0.037/kWh—among the lowest reported in the industry. Power strategy generated $56.7M in curtailment credits for the year (equivalent to ~ $10,000 per Bitcoin mined), supporting margins and cash flow.
Demonstrated Fast Delivery and Capital Efficiency
Delivered first phase of AMD capacity on time and on budget; initial deployment capital ~ $90M (~$3.6M per critical IT MW), described as significantly below typical new-build costs. Management outlined financing plans to use project debt and refinance stabilized assets to recycle capital.