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Mawson Infrastructure Group Inc. (MIGI)·Q3 2025 Earnings Summary

Executive Summary

  • Q3 2025 revenue was $13.2M (+7% YoY) and diluted EPS was $0.01, turning positive from a -$0.66 loss a year ago; operating income reached $1.6M and net income was $0.3M .
  • Results substantially beat Wall Street consensus: revenue $13.2M vs $5.3M* and diluted EPS $0.01 vs -$0.53*; sequentially, revenue rebounded strongly vs Q2’s $9.5M and losses narrowed to a profit* .
  • Energy management drove the quarter (+176% YoY) while colocation revenues were lower vs last year; management highlighted a GPU pilot on a decentralized AI network and a five‑year lease extension at Bellefonte as strategic growth steps .
  • Ongoing risks include going‑concern uncertainty, low cash ($2.3M), ~$24.2M of short‑term debt in default, Nasdaq listing compliance deadlines and a 1‑for‑20 reverse split to regain bid‑price compliance .

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.

What Went Well and What Went Wrong

What Went Well

  • Returned to profitability: net income $0.3M, diluted EPS $0.01; operating income $1.6M, driven by lower operating expenses and strong energy management revenue .
  • Strategic initiatives advanced: launch of a GPU pilot on a decentralized AI network to build a scalable AI infrastructure framework (“100‑day plan”) .
    • “This initiative marks a strategic expansion for Mawson beyond digital asset mining into advanced computing such as AI and HPC.” — Kaliste Saloom, Interim CEO .
  • Bellefonte lease extended five years (through Dec 31, 2030), securing site continuity for growth .
    • “The Company looks forward to continued operations at the Bellefonte facility and exploring future growth opportunities at the site.” .

What Went Wrong

  • Going‑concern and liquidity: negative working capital (-$38.7M), cash of $2.3M and ~$24.2M of short‑term loans in default (Celsius, Marshall, W Capital) raise financing risk .
  • Customer concentration risk persists; loss of a former major colocation customer noted, elevating revenue stability concerns .
  • Listing/compliance: company remains under Nasdaq exception windows; reverse split announced to address bid‑price deficiency, indicating continued market‑access constraints .

Financial Results

Income Statement Snapshot

MetricQ1 2025Q2 2025Q3 2025
Revenue ($USD)$13,814,373 $9,533,183 $13,174,706
Gross Profit ($USD)$5,923,930 $3,933,630 $8,563,298
Operating Income ($USD)$576,678 $(6,573,110) $1,578,711
Net Income ($USD)$(310,863) $(8,021,433) $327,659
Diluted EPS ($USD)$(0.02) $(0.40) $0.01
Adjusted EBITDA ($USD)$1,123,277 $(1,991,678) $2,793,544

Year-over-Year Reference (Q3)

MetricQ3 2024
Revenue ($USD)$12,316,017
Net loss per share (basic) ($USD)$(0.66)

Revenue Mix

Revenue ComponentQ1 2025Q2 2025Q3 2025
Digital Colocation ($USD)$10,428,873 $3,660,298 $7,161,452
Energy Management ($USD)$3,064,875 $5,130,712 $5,426,302
Digital Asset Mining ($USD)$320,625 $742,173 $586,952
Equipment Sales ($USD)$0 $0 $0

KPIs and Balance Sheet Indicators

KPIQ1 2025Q2 2025Q3 2025
Capacity Online (MW)~129 MW ~129 MW ~129 MW
Cash & Cash Equivalents ($USD)$5,469,661 $3,239,632 $2,276,656
Current Portion of Loans ($USD)$21,763,976 $23,109,001 $24,152,402
Working Capital ($USD)$(36.7)M $(40.3)M $(38.7)M

Guidance Changes

MetricPeriodPrevious GuidanceCurrent GuidanceChange
Formal Financial GuidanceFY/Q4 2025None providedNone providedMaintained (no formal guidance)
Nasdaq Listing ComplianceException deadlinesMVLS by Oct 15; Bid Price by Nov 7 (extensions requested) Extended: Bid Price by Dec 4; MVLS by Dec 19 Extended
Reverse Stock SplitNovember 2025Authorized 1–30 range Implemented 1-for-20 effective Nov 20, 2025 Implemented

Earnings Call Themes & Trends

TopicPrevious Mentions (Q1–Q2 2025)Current Period (Q3 2025)Trend
AI/HPC initiativesCanaan colocation agreement (~64 MW) in Q1 GPU pilot launched on decentralized AI network; 100‑day plan Expanding AI strategy
Energy managementQ1–Q2 strong YoY growth; optimization via software +176% YoY in Q3; continued program participation Structural revenue driver, volatile with prices
Colocation/customer concentrationQ2: lower colocation revenue; customer shifts Q3 colocation $7.2M (down YoY); concentration risk disclosed Mixed; rebuilding pipeline
Regulatory/legalInvoluntary petition pending in Q1–Q2 Court dismissed involuntary petition with prejudice (Nov 4) Improving legal overhang
Nasdaq complianceNotices and Panel hearing; exception windows Extensions granted; reverse split enacted Active remediation
Liquidity/financingATM plan prepared; debt in default New ATM with HCW; $1.7M raised by Nov 12 Incremental progress; needs more capital

Management Commentary

  • “With significant improvements in revenue, gross profit, and net income, we are making real progress toward sustained profitability… The successful launch of our GPU pilot program and the lease extension at Bellefonte underscore our commitment to growth and innovation in AI and digital infrastructure.” — Kaliste Saloom, Interim CEO (Q3 press release) .
  • “By leveraging our existing infrastructure, we aim to explore the opportunities which distributed networks can provide… Decentralized AI networks offer inroads to a ground‑breaking field… similar to Blockchain’s original thesis.” — Kaliste Saloom (GPU pilot press release) .

Q&A Highlights

  • The company did not furnish an earnings call transcript for Q3 2025; notable clarifications came via SEC filings and press releases (Nasdaq extensions, legal dismissal, reverse split) .

Estimates Context

MetricQ2 2025 ConsensusQ2 2025 ActualQ3 2025 ConsensusQ3 2025 Actual
Revenue ($USD)$13.7M*$9.53M $5.3M*$13.17M
Primary EPS ($USD)-0.12*-0.40 -0.53*0.01
  • Estimates sourced from S&P Global; actuals from company filings. Values marked with * are from S&P Global.

Implications: Q3 delivered a material beat vs consensus on both revenue and EPS, suggesting near‑term positive estimate revisions and improved confidence in energy management monetization and cost discipline.*

Key Takeaways for Investors

  • The substantial Q3 beat and return to profitability, driven by energy management and lower operating costs, is a near‑term positive catalyst; watch for sustainability into Q4 amid power‑price volatility .
  • Energy management has become a structural revenue driver; however, its variability with market pricing necessitates cautious forecasting ranges .
  • Strategic pivot toward AI/HPC (GPU pilot) and site stability (Bellefonte extension) enhances medium‑term optionality; look for milestones post 100‑day pilot .
  • Liquidity remains tight and debt obligations are significant; continued equity raises (ATM) and potential refinancing are key de‑risking steps .
  • Legal overhang improved with involuntary petition dismissal; reduces tail risk to liquidity and operations .
  • Nasdaq compliance plan progressed (extensions + reverse split); monitor bid‑price and MVLS thresholds for listing stability .
  • Customer concentration and colocation recovery are important for revenue mix normalization; pipeline additions (e.g., Canaan agreement) are constructive .

Citations:
All company financials, operational details, risks, legal/regulatory and corporate actions are sourced from Mawson’s Q3 2025 10‑Q, Q2 2025 10‑Q, Q1 2025 10‑Q, and press releases . Estimates marked with * are retrieved from S&P Global.