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Phoenix Group
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Power-backed high-density compute infrastructure group. Current revenue comes primarily from Bitcoin self-mining, third-party mining-machine hosting and a reduced ASIC/digital-wallet equipment-trading activity. The group also owns and actively manages digital assets and financial investments, with some tokens pledged against exchange margin loans. It is developing AI/HPC data-centre projects, beginning with an 18MW Lyon site, but the AI pipeline was not operating or evidenced as contracted customer capacity at H1 2026. Economics depend on Bitcoin/hashprice, network difficulty, uptime, fleet efficiency and obsolescence, power cost, hosting utilisation and customer retention, treasury prices and liquidity, collateral LTV, maintenance/growth CAPEX and execution/funding of AI projects.
Phoenix runs high-density, power-hungry computing sites across the United States, Ethiopia, Oman, Canada, the UAE and, in development, France. It mines bitcoin for its own account, hosts and operates third-party machines for a fee, distributes ASIC hardware and wallets, and holds a treasury of BTC, SOL, stablecoins, associates and other investments. Self-mining supplied USD84.037m of FY2025 revenue, hosting USD18.055m and equipment sales USD15.652m. By H1 2026 equipment sales had collapsed to USD0.002m, leaving mining at USD33.703m and hosting at USD8.615m of a USD42.320m total, down from USD60.392m a year earlier. Second-quarter management figures show 13.0 EH/s average total hash rate, 5.65 EH/s self-mining, 354.8 bitcoin mined including 239.9 self-mined, 18.81 J/TH efficiency and about USD0.047 per kWh of power.
FY2025 revenue of USD117.744m carried adjusted EBITDA of just USD3.413m and, after USD39.645m of depreciation and amortisation, an operating loss of USD36.232m. The loss attributable to shareholders was USD271.654m, driven by a USD223.260m unrealised digital-asset loss against a USD37.307m realised gain. H1 2026 adjusted EBITDA turned negative at USD1.314m with an owner loss of USD91.027m, while operating cash flow was USD24.033m. The auditor attached a going-concern emphasis of matter to both periods, tied to expected cash from mining and from selling digital assets; neither the opinion nor the review conclusion was modified.
Statutory cash was USD5.404m at FY2025 and USD11.728m at H1 2026, against digital assets of USD266.854m and USD197.549m and interest-bearing loans of USD25.691m and USD33.833m. The H1 holding splits into USD137.553m of inventory, USD33.150m of BTC and USD26.846m of USDT and USDC. All 559 bitcoin and the specified SOL and BNSOL positions were pledged against margin facilities that can be liquidated once loan-to-value reaches 91%.
Agora SPV Ltd held 42.02% and International Tech Group 8.50% at 31 December 2025, with institutions at 82.8% and retail at 17.2%; separately, Munaf Ali was disclosed as holding 602,326,568 shares personally and through wholly owned companies. These slices are drawn on different bases and do not add up. The board has four members, three of them independent non-executives. Two customers accounted for 59.08% of FY2025 revenue and 53.77% in H1 2026. The 2025 annual general meeting approved no dividend for FY2024.
The first AI project, 18 MW at Lyon, was under development at 30 June 2026 with construction from Q3 2026 and delivery targeted for Q4 2027 — no contracted customers, pricing or project returns are disclosed. Also absent: all-in cash cost per bitcoin, uptime, hosting contract terms, unrestricted liquidity after collateral, and the beneficial-control chain. This page ranks nothing and recommends nothing.
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