BITDEER TECH.G.DL-,000001 Aktie

Bitdeer has signed a 16‑year lease worth $4.7 billion (with an eight‑year extension option up to $8.0 billion) for a 121 IT‑MW AI data center in Tydal, Norway; the tenant is a Volta subsidiary and about $1.3 billion of credit support is to be provided via letters of credit. The AI Cloud reported an ARR of roughly $76 million as of July 31 with 4,248 GPUs (95% utilization) and a 141.4 MW pipeline across six data centers; the A102 facility in Malaysia is fully contracted and negotiations for A201 are underway. Bitcoin production rose 322% in July to 1,190 BTC, the self‑mining hashrate climbed to 76.7 EH/s, and holdings stood at 257 BTC. » More on de.investing.com

Bitdeer’s AI subsidiary signed a five-year offtake agreement worth about $400 million with a creditworthy customer, covering roughly half the capacity of the 9.5‑MW A102 data center in Malaysia. The deal is expected to generate about $80 million in recurring annual revenue for the company, with initial proceeds anticipated in Q1 2027. Barclays rated the stock “Overweight” with a $15 price target, and H.C. Wainwright reaffirmed “Buy” with a $25 target. The stock rose intraday nearly 8.8% to $11.26, driven by company-specific catalysts despite a weak broader market. » More on de.investing.com

Bitdeer missed both profit and revenue expectations in Q2 2026, reporting revenue of $228.8 million, a gross loss of $8.5 million and a net loss of $92.3 million. In addition, the company filed a new shelf registration statement and expanded its ATM program, allowing shares of up to $1 billion to be issued on Nasdaq, which heightened dilution concerns. Despite strong operational metrics—such as a 342% increase in self‑mining hash rate and a 16‑year lease for an AI data center in Norway valued at $4.7 billion—the short‑term dilution risk and the earnings setback dominated, putting downward pressure on the stock. » More on de.investing.com

Subsidiary Tydal Data Center signed a formal 16-year colocation lease with Volta Tydal for the campus in Tydal, Norway, contractually guaranteeing roughly USD 4.7 billion in revenue and—with an eight-year option—potentially increasing the value over 24 years to about USD 8 billion. The facility is designed for 121 IT megawatts and is intended to provide large NVIDIA GPU capacity; previously outstanding conditions from the counterparty have now been fulfilled. Separately, a six-year Anthropic contract worth USD 10 billion confirmed strong demand at the site. The news drove the Bitdeer share price sharply higher in pre-market trading (up about 14.1% to USD 12.97). » More on de.investing.com

Bitdeer has broken ground on a $36 million, 187,000-square-foot production and assembly facility in Sparks, Nevada, its first U.S. manufacturing site for proprietary SEALMINER hardware. The plant, due by end of 2026, is expected to produce 10,000 units per month (up to 120,000 annually) and create about 70 jobs, strengthening supply-chain resilience and proximity to U.S. customers. The Nevada facility complements Bitdeer's U.S. data centers and supports its broader bitcoin mining and AI infrastructure expansion while keeping hardware development central to its vertically integrated model. » More on finance.yahoo.com