Greenidge продает землю и права на электроэнергию в Южной Каролине на фоне сокращения майнинговых мощностей

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-12-19Actualizado a 2025-12-19

Во вторник Greenidge сообщила о продаже двух земельных участков общей площадью 152 акра. Покупателем выступит дочерняя структура компании Lightstone Group.

В рамках сделки передаются права на 60 МВт мощности («начальная нагрузка»), которые должны стать доступны на площадке в сентябре 2026 года.

Нью‑йоркская инвестиционная компания Lightstone Group выплатит первоначально $18 млн наличными при закрытии сделки. Сумма может быть увеличена с учетом затрат на развитие подстанции. Дополнительно предусмотрено до $18 млн — они будут выплачены, если мощность превысит начальную до конца 2030 года.

Покупатель уже перечислил невозвратный депозит в размере $1,5 млн. Эти средства будут зачтены при закрытии сделки. Ожидается, что сделка завершится не ранее 11 декабря либо через два рабочих дня после предоставления необходимой документации от коммунальных служб для передачи прав на электроэнергию.

«Платежи за успех» составят $180 000 за 1 МВт и обеспечены безотзывной гарантией от Lightstone Group.

Сделка может затронуть ту же территорию, которую компания частично продала в 2023 году. Greenidge продолжает реструктуризацию активов на фоне ограниченного роста и финансовых трудностей.

Речь идет о том же участке в Спартанбурге, где Greenidge в декабре 2024 года продала объекты дата‑центра и права на застройку компании Data Journey. В рамках той сделки компания получила $12,1 млн и сохранила 8% доли в будущих прибылях от планов развития Data Journey. Тогда Greenidge сообщала, что площадка имеет доступ к 60 МВт мощности и может вместить третий дата‑центр для оператора, базирующегося в Северной Каролине и Техасе.

Greenidge приобрела обширный участок в Спартанбурге в 2021 году за $15 млн на пике криптовалютного рынка. На части земли компания развернула майнинговую ферму мощностью 44 МВт. В 2023 году этот объект был передан компании NYDIG в рамках соглашения о погашении долга. После этого у Greenidge остались только те земли, которые сейчас выставлены на продажу.

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