Bitcoin Miner Northern Data Forecasts 3x Revenue in 2024 despite Falling BTC Rewards

On Jul 12, 2024 at 2:28 pm UTC by · 3 mins read

Northern Data is currently bullish on its recent pivot into high-performance computing and AI cloud services while projecting sales between €200 million ($218 million) and €240 million for the full year.

Bitcoin mining giant Northern Data Group announced its audited 2023 financial results earlier today while highlighting how the year looks ahead for the firm. As per the forecast from Northern Data, the company will triple its revenue this year despite a significant drop in the BTC mining rewards following April’s Bitcoin halving event.

Interestingly, Northern Data is currently bullish on its recent pivot into high-performance computing and AI cloud services. For the full year of 2024, the Bitcoin mining giant is projecting sales between €200 million ($218 million) and €240 million, up from €77.5 million in 2023.

As Bitcoin mining activity turns more capital-intensive and less rewarding, top mining giants like Northern Data and Marathon Digital have been making crucial pivots to other revenue sources. As reported earlier this month,  Northern Data is planning for a US IPO next year in 2025 for its data center and AI cloud computing businesses.

This step could bolster its market standing and attractiveness to investors. Despite recent legal challenges concerning former employees’ accusations of financial misrepresentation, the cryptocurrency mining company has vehemently refuted these allegations.

Before the Ethereum Merge update in September 2022, Northern Data was one of the largest ETH miners across the entire Europe. However, as Ethereum transitioned into a PoS blockchain network, the firm pivoted into Bitcoin mining majorly over the past year and so. Now, it’s further looking to diversify its operations.

Northern Data Riding the AI Wave

Northern Data, headquartered in Frankfurt, anticipates significant revenue growth in the upcoming years driven by its expansion into artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing. The Bitcoin mining company projects revenues for 2025 to range from €520 million to €570 million, underscoring its optimism in the expanding AI sector.

This strategic shift coincides with the transformative impact of AI across industries, opening new growth opportunities. Northern Data aims to capitalize on its proficiency in high-performance computing to lead in this technological revolution.

“2023 was an inflection point for Northern Data Group. We firmly positioned ourselves to become a leader in HPC, building the much-needed team and structure required to power growing demand for HPC and the Generative AI boom. In 2024 we are investing strategically across our business to build the foundation required to provide cutting-edge organizations with HPC solutions that optimize performance. And we continue to build on and expand our strategic partnerships. We are well capitalized with significant cash on hand, and we expect to triple our revenues this year as we continue to scale,” Aroosh Thillainathan, Founder and CEO, Northern Data Group, said.

Share:

Related Articles

Roswell Becomes First U.S. City to Officially Adopt Bitcoin as Part of Its Reserves

By April 30th, 2025

Roswell becomes the first U.S. city to officially adopt Bitcoin as part of its reserves, with an anonymous donation kickstarting the initiative.

Strategy Imitator Semler Scientific Boosts Bitcoin Holdings with 165 BTC Purchase

By April 30th, 2025

Semler Scientific boosts its Bitcoin stash with a fresh 165 BTC purchase, bringing total holdings to 3,467 BTC worth over $330 million

BitMEX Co-founder Arthur Hayes Re-Affirms $1.5 Million Bitcoin Price Target

By April 30th, 2025

BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes believes Bitcoin could reach $1.5 million by 2028 as U.S. economic policy boosts liquidity.

Exit mobile version