Cango FY25 net loss widens to US$622 million; revenue climbs to US$688.1 million

Reuters04-11
Cango FY25 net loss widens to US$622 million; revenue climbs to US$688.1 million
  • Cango swung to a net loss of US$ 622 million for fiscal 2025 from net income a year earlier.
  • Revenue jumped to US$ 688.1 million from US$ 89.9 million.
  • Operating loss widened to US$ 437.1 million from US$ 5.1 million.
  • Bitcoin mining produced US$ 675.5 million of revenue, while impairment on mining machines reached US$ 338.3 million.
  • Management said deployed hash rate was 50 EH at year-end, with 6,595 Bitcoins mined in 2025; liquidity outlook said cash and operating cash flow, plus additional financing available, should cover needs due within one year.


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