IREN на пути к годовой выручке от майнинга в $1 млрд

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-08-28Last updated on 2025-08-29

Acryptoinvest.news: Акции компании IREN Limited (тикер IREN) для майнинга биткоинов выросли более чем на 12% после закрытия торгов после публикации квартальной и годовой финансовой отчетности. Выручка компании за квартал составила 187,3 млн долларов США, чистая прибыль — 176,9 млн долларов США, а показатель EBITDA — 241,4 млн долларов США, включая годовой доход от майнинга биткоинов в размере 1 млрд долларов США «в текущих экономических условиях».

Это в дополнение к годовой выручке от растущего бизнеса IREN в сфере облачного ИИ, составляющей около 250 миллионов долларов. В частности, IREN заменяет свои ASIC-майнеры для майнинга биткоинов на графические процессоры для облачного ИИ в нескольких своих майнинговых центрах, в том числе в Британской Колумбии, говорится в заявлении.

Компания также инвестирует в жидкоохлаждаемый центр обработки данных искусственного интеллекта (ИИ), запуск которого запланирован на четвертый квартал 2025 года, под названием Horizon, а также в объект в Свитвотере, ввод в эксплуатацию которого запланирован на конец 2027 года. Ранее в этом месяце IREN обогнала конкурента MARA как по производству биткоинов, так и по использованию парка оборудования, став ведущей майнинговой компанией по хешрейту.

Компания IREN добыла 728 BTC в июле, в то время как MARA добыла 703 BTC, при этом более 90% её парка было активировано, заявила компания. Хешрейт сети — это общая вычислительная мощность, используемая майнерами для обработки транзакций и защиты блокчейна биткоина за счёт потребления энергии.

«2025 финансовый год стал прорывным в финансовом и операционном плане, с рекордными результатами, включая сильную чистую прибыль и более чем 10-кратный рост EBITDA», — заявил в своем заявлении генеральный директор IREN, Дэниел Робертс.

Акции IREN, котирующиеся на бирже Nadaq, закрылись в четверг на отметке $23,02, а рыночная капитализация составила $5,4 млрд.

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