Blockchain Digital Infrastructure FY25 net loss narrows to $0.8 million; revenue falls 19% to $19 million

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Blockchain Digital Infrastructure FY25 net loss narrows to $0.8 million; revenue falls 19% to $19 million
  • Blockchain Digital Infrastructure posted a net loss of USD 0.8 million for fiscal 2025.
  • Revenue fell 19% to USD 19 million on a shift in customer mix and standstill agreements that capped energy usage and curtailed credits.
  • Adjusted EBITDA slid 74% to USD 1.7 million.
  • Cash from operations dropped to USD 2.3 million, leaving cash at USD 15,265 at year-end.
  • Company expects One Blockchain South Carolina facility to expand from 40 MW to 50 MW, pending a new electric service agreement, and is developing a 25 MW AI-focused Minnesota site.


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