Revenue and Gross Margin
Revenue of ~$181M for Q1 FY2026 (more than $180M); year-over-year revenue growth of ~12% (approximately $19M); gross margin exceeded 47% (healthy margin despite macro/micro pressures).
Normalized Operating Cash Generation
On a normalized basis (adjusting for mark-to-market), normalized EBITDA was ~$55M, representing ~30% normalized margin — indicating positive cash generation from core operations.
Mining Scale and Efficiency
Scaled mining footprint of >50 exahash/s (EH/s); Bitcoin production revenue rate ~ $100,000 per BTC this quarter versus ~$84,000 in the year-ago quarter; less than 10% of the fleet currently unprofitable at prevailing Bitcoin prices.
Digital Asset Management (DAM) Early Success
DAM generated >$13M in premiums/cash in the quarter (~24% of normalized adjusted EBITDA); covered-call program added ~$7,700 (~8%) per Bitcoin on average sales price; annualized return of ~4.2% on average total balance from DAM; basis trade produced >5.5% annualized on allocated cash.
Balance Sheet Liquidity and Capital Actions
Closed $1.15B convertible offering in Nov 2025; cash balance increased >$400M QoQ with ~ $420M net cash proceeds retained after paying lines and repurchases; repurchased ~$463M of stock in the offering and >$600M total repurchases since Dec 2024 (~20% of shares outstanding repurchased).
Bitcoin Holdings and Financing Optionality
Holding ~13,000+ Bitcoin total with ~40% (~5,200 BTC) allocated to yield generation; Bitcoin valuation on balance sheet was $1.15B as of 12/31; combined cash and capacity on BTC-backed credit lines provide >$800M liquidity without selling Bitcoin.
Strategic AI / Data Center M&A and Pipeline
Acquired 271 acres in Austin County with 285 MW contracted power and potential gas behind-the-meter optionality; initiated Brazoria County development with initial 300 MW (expandable to 600 MW); added 122-acre parcel adjacent to Sandersville — aggregate Houston-area potential ~900 MW, forming an AI infrastructure hub.
Commercial Momentum and Tenant-Driven Diligence
Management reports advanced, tenant-driven diligence across multiple sites (power studies, cooling validation, commercial structuring); Sandersville cited as a clear frontrunner for demand given 250 MW of live power and energized substation.