Bitdeer Technologies Group (BTDR) H.C. Wainwright 28th Annual Global Investment Conference summary
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H.C. Wainwright 28th Annual Global Investment Conference summary
14 Sep, 2026Market overview and industry transformation
AI infrastructure is a leading investment theme, with hyperscalers expected to spend over $1 trillion on AI in the coming year.
Bitcoin miners are rapidly transitioning into AI data center developers, leveraging their access to scalable power and land.
The scarcity of power and suitable sites is a key bottleneck for AI/HPC growth, positioning miners as critical enablers.
Labor shortages and rising costs, especially for skilled electricians, are significant challenges in scaling data center builds.
The economics of AI data centers differ sharply from Bitcoin mining, with costs per megawatt rising from $4.5M to $13M over recent years.
Business models and strategic approaches
Two main monetization models are co-location and AI cloud services, with some firms pursuing both for diversification.
Spinning off pure-play AI infrastructure businesses helps attract institutional investors and secure financing.
Acquisitions of specialized teams and companies are key to bridging the skill gap between Bitcoin mining and AI data center operations.
Some companies retrofit existing industrial facilities into AI campuses, accelerating deployment and reducing community pushback.
Firms are cautious about locking up all power assets in long-term leases, balancing optionality with stable revenue.
Recent deals, contracts, and pipeline
Multi-billion dollar, long-term leases have been secured, such as a $6.6B, 20-year triple net lease in Georgia.
Exclusive agreements and options for hundreds of additional megawatts are in place, with strong community and political engagement.
Recent deals include a 500 MW contract with AMD and pipeline commitments for up to 2,000 MW at multiple sites.
Cloud service deals totaling $500M have been announced, with rapid expansion in both U.S. and Canadian facilities.
Companies are leveraging customer prepayments and innovative financing structures to accelerate buildouts and reduce equity needs.
Latest events from Bitdeer Technologies Group
- Revenue up 47% to $228.8M, $4.7B Norway lease, AI and mining segments expanded.BTDR
Q2 2026 - $4.7B, 16-year Norway AI data center lease delivers 121 MW, renewables, and top-tier partners.BTDR
Investor update - Q1 2026 revenue up 170% to $188.9M, but higher costs led to a $159.5M net loss.BTDR
Q1 2026 - Q4 2025 revenue up 226% YoY to $225M, net profit $70.5M, gross margin dropped to 4.7%.BTDR
Q4 2025 - Revenue up 173.6% YoY to $169.7M; adjusted EBITDA $43M; net loss $266.7M on non-cash items.BTDR
Q3 2025 - Q2 revenue hit $155.6M, up 122%, but net loss deepened to $147.7M on higher costs.BTDR
Q2 2025 - Q3 revenue and margins declined, but SEALMINER and infrastructure expansion advanced.BTDR
Q3 2024 - Net income soared to $409.5M despite revenue and margin declines post-halving.BTDR
Q1 2025 - Q4 revenue fell 40% and net loss hit $531.9M, but ASIC and integration investments drive future growth.BTDR
Q4 2024