Large-Scale HPC Lease Agreements and Financing
Secured over $12.8 billion of HPC lease agreements and executed $6.5 billion of debt and equity-linked financing in 2H 2025, validating the company's credit-backed HPC platform and capital structure.
Strong Liquidity and Project-Level Funding
As of Dec 31, 2025, cash and restricted cash totaled $3.7 billion. WULF Compute held ~ $3.0 billion gross cash (~$2.6 billion net) with $850 million CapEx spent and $2.38 billion remaining; Abernathy JV held ~$1.5 billion gross (~$1.2 billion net) with $268 million CapEx spent and $1.1 billion remaining. Management stated they do not anticipate needing additional equity to fund currently contracted development.
Strategic M&A and Site Control
Acquired 100% of Beowulf Electricity & Data to integrate power generation expertise; secured long-duration site control at Cayuga (up to 400 MW brownfield); added ~1.5 GW of additional power-back capacity in Kentucky and Maryland since year-end.
Platform-Defining Fluidstack Lease with Google Credit
Signed a 450 MW lease with Fluidstack supported by Google's credit (including warrants), a deal described as platform-defining and validating the ability to contract AI capacity at scale; Google's warrants make it the company's largest shareholder.
Revenue Growth and HPC Ramp
Full-year 2025 revenue increased 20% year-over-year to $168.5 million from $140.1 million. HPC lease revenue is beginning to ramp: Q4 2025 HPC revenue was $9.7 million, up 35% quarter-over-quarter from $7.2 million in Q3. As of year-end, 18 MW of critical IT capacity were energized and producing revenue.
Design Optimization and Capacity Upside
Standardization and design optimization increased critical IT capacity from 162 MW to 168 MW per Fluidstack building (+3.7% per building). The incremental 12 MW across the campus is expected to generate approximately $200 million of additional lease revenue over the initial term and reduces expected debt maturities by ~ $45 million versus prior projections.
Operational Deliveries and Execution Progress
Delivered WULF Den and CB1 (revenue-generating in Q4), delivered CB2A for Core42 and expect CB2B online in March; CB3 expected mid-May; CB4 and CB5 designed as repeatable standardized buildings with lease commencement targeted Q3 and Q4 2026 respectively. Abernathy JV remains on track for Q4 2026 lease commencement under fixed EPC.
Power-Centric Differentiation and Large-Scale Development Pipeline
Reiterated differentiated strategy of controlling power and deploying integrated generation, storage and compute. Morgantown Phase 1 vision: ~500 MW of new dispatchable generation, ~250 MW of battery storage and ~500 MW of data center load (engineered to be a net generator). Company guidance targets contracting 250–500 MW of critical IT load per year through the end of the decade.
Improved Demand Response and Power Management
Demand response proceeds increased year-over-year from $8.6 million in 2024 to $17.7 million in 2025, demonstrating effective use of flexible mining load to manage power costs during the transition.