CANAAN INC SP.ADR CL.A

Canaan has authorized the sale of part of its digital assets to finance buybacks of American Depositary Shares under the program approved in December 2025. The company holds about $130 million in digital assets and considers the stock to be trading below the combined value of those holdings and its cash. Future buybacks will depend on the ADS trading price, market conditions, working capital needs and board approvals. Canaan describes the move as part of its capital allocation strategy and highlights the flexibility that mining proceeds provide as a source of capital. » More on de.investing.com

Canaan mined 64 Bitcoin in June; after deducting operating costs and BTC payments for sold miners, its net holdings rose by 49 BTC to 1,915 BTC. As of June 30 the company also held 3,952 ETH, the installed hashrate was 10.05 EH/s (excluding joint ventures) and the operational hashrate was 3.36 EH/s. Joint-venture facilities in West Texas recovered from disruptions, the North American fleet achieved 17.9 J/TH with average power costs of $0.043/kWh. Canaan operates 12 active mining sites worldwide but reported a low gross margin of 3.45% and negative free cash flow of $296 million over the last twelve months; the company moved its ADS listing to the Nasdaq Capital Market and applied for an additional 180 days to meet the minimum bid price requirement. » More on de.investing.com

Canaan completed the move from the Nasdaq Global Market to the Nasdaq Capital Market at the start of trading on July 1; the American Depositary Shares continue to trade under the ticker CAN. The company received a notice of noncompliance with the minimum bid price requirement on January 14 and is now requesting an additional 180-day period to regain compliance. The stock currently trades at $0.29; to meet the requirement, the closing bid must be $1.00 or higher for at least ten consecutive trading days. » More on de.investing.com