TeraWulf Aktie

TeraWulf will present its quarter-end financials for the period ended September 30, 2026, on November 6, 2026. Twenty-one analysts estimate average EPS for the quarter at -0.177 USD versus -1.130 USD in the year-ago quarter, with expected revenue rising to 64.6 Mio. USD (prior year 50.6 Mio. USD). For the fiscal year, 17 analysts forecast an average EPS of -3.147 USD (prior year -1.660 USD) and 24 analysts see annual revenue at 263.8 Mio. USD (prior year 168.5 Mio. USD). » More on finanzen.net

TeraWulf is expanding its business model from crypto mining to high-performance computing and AI infrastructure. Concrete capacity expansions and large contracts strengthen its role as an infrastructure partner for hyperscalers. Morgan Stanley raises the price target to $65.00, citing a higher valuation of the company’s future project pipeline. » More on finanzen.net

Shares of TeraWulf jumped about 7% midday as the bitcoin-miner complex reversed a prior-session selloff without any company-specific news, driven by sector-wide flows. Applied Digital rose roughly 4% and the CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF outperformed the S&P 500, while IREN posted only a mild gain, suggesting the bounce is mechanical rather than a thematic repricing. The move leaves TeraWulf roughly where it started the week and highlights volatility and flow-driven dynamics in miner-to-AI infrastructure names. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Citi sharply raises its forecast for global data‑center IT load: from 121 gigawatts in 2026 to 370 gigawatts in 2031, implying annual growth of about 25%. From this assessment the bank derives a cross‑sector stock selection and highlights Equinix and Digital Realty, and in particular the former bitcoin miner TeraWulf. Citi sees short‑term risks mainly in permitting freezes in Texas and New York, local power shortages, and the high debt and lack of profitability of some providers such as TeraWulf. » More on finanzen.net

TeraWulf shares rose about 6% following NVIDIA’s stronger-than-expected revenue guide, which signaled continued, supply-constrained AI data-center spending and increased value of contracted power capacity. The move reflects a read-across to capacity operators rather than company-specific news, benefiting high-beta hosting players like TeraWulf and Applied Digital. Investors are warned of elevated volatility and should watch site delivery and capacity milestones for name-specific catalysts. » More on finance.yahoo.com