HIVE Digital Financing Special Warrants for $28,75 Million to Bolster Bitcoin Mining.



HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. has closed a major financing deal. The company sold 5,750,000 warrants on December 28, 2023. This resulted in an aggregate gross of about CAD 28.75 million. HIVE is at a turning point in its development, as it focuses on Bitcoin and environmentally friendly data centres.




Details on the Financing Deal




The warrants, priced at CAD 5.00 each contributed to a substantial amount raised. Each warrant allows its holder to purchase one unit without any additional cost. This unit is made up of one common share, and half a common purchase warrant. Each full warrant also grants the right for one common share to be purchased at CAD 6.00 per share up until December 28, 2020. This strategic move was made possible through a private placing on a bought-deal underwritten basis.







Net proceeds of this financing will be used to fund several important areas. The funds will be used to expand HIVE's Bitcoin-mining operations. The funds will also be used for general corporate purposes and working capital. HIVE intends to keep all of its Bitcoin until the next halving event. This shows its confidence in its cryptocurrency strategies. This strategy demonstrates the company's dedication to using its digital assets in a way that will provide long-term value.




HIVE’s market position and future prospects




HIVE Digital Technologies is a blockchain-focused company that has a strong focus on growth. It operates ASIC- and GPUbased digital currency mines in Canada, Iceland and Sweden. All are powered by renewable energy. The company has been able to secure the majority of its treasury since 2021 by mining Ethereum (ETH) or Bitcoin (BTC). HIVE has a strong foothold on the cryptocurrency market thanks to this strategy. Investors can gain access through tangible assets such as data centers, and a diverse portfolio of Bitcoin.

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