Strategic Pivot and Rebranding
Company executed a deliberate pivot from Bitcoin mining to North American HPC and AI infrastructure, re-domiciling to the U.S. and rebranding to Keel (ticker KEEL) with shareholder approval >99% in favor.
Large Secured Power & Land Pipeline
Secured a ~2.2 gigawatt pipeline across Pennsylvania, Washington State and Quebec (examples: 350 MW at Panther Creek, 110 MW at Sharon, 18 MW in Washington), positioning the company as a regional leader in scarce power/land markets.
Strong Liquidity and Capital Raise
Completed an oversubscribed $588 million convertible offering and exited a legacy debt facility; liquidity stands at $520 million in cash and Bitcoin (as of Mar 27, 2026), described as 'far in excess' of budgeted CapEx to reach permitting and initial lease stages.
Revenue Growth
Fiscal year 2025 revenue of $229 million, up 72% year-over-year, demonstrating top-line expansion during the transformation period.
Balance Sheet Simplification and Debt Reduction
Repaid the Macquarie debt facility, eliminating legacy covenants and simplifying capital structure to improve financing flexibility for development financing options (project-level or parent-level).
Commercialization & Execution Plan
Clear 3-year plan: 2026 focus on execution (permits, A&E, go-to-market), 2027 delivery (sites expected to come online and deliver megawatts), and target to scale beyond 2 GW. Leasing/commercialization underway with NDAs and active customer engagement.
Institutional Team and Industry Partners
Hired senior infrastructure and finance executives (including new CFO) and partnered with experienced data center firms (T5, Turner, Corgan, WWT, Vertiv) to de-risk construction and operations.
Valuation Upside Catalysts Identified
Management highlighted three rerating catalysts: lease execution (market trades $4–6M per 2027 MW for leased assets vs current ~$1.9M per MW), securing expansion capacity, and facility delivery/revenue in 2027.