IREN CEO Dan Roberts Explains $684M Net Loss and $30B Capex Plan, Citing Non-Cash Bitcoin Miner Write-Downs and Customer Prepayments for Funding
IREN's CEO Dan Roberts clarified that the $684 million net loss reported last week was primarily due to approximately $450 million in non-cash Bitcoin miner write-downs, as the company converts its capacity to AI infrastructure. He added that the planned $25 billion to $30 billion capital expenditure for fiscal 2027 will largely be funded by customer prepayments and lenders, with only about $3 billion of the $19 billion raised over the past 12 months coming from equity. The company already has $4 billion in contracted annual recurring revenue for its AI Cloud business.
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