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Riot
🇺🇸 NASDAQ:RIOT
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Dec 31, 2024

Riot Q4 2024 Earnings Report

Riot reported strong revenue growth and a significant increase in net income despite challenges from the Bitcoin halving and rising network difficulty.

Key Takeaways

Riot Platforms delivered robust financial results in Q4 2024, driven by increased Bitcoin mining revenue and a strong balance sheet. Despite lower Bitcoin production due to increased network difficulty, the company benefited from higher Bitcoin prices and an improved cost structure. Riot maintained industry-leading financial stability, ending the year with significant cash reserves and Bitcoin holdings.

Total revenue reached $376.7 million, a significant increase from the prior year.

Bitcoin mining revenue grew to $321.0 million, driven by higher Bitcoin prices and increased hash rate.

Net income improved to $109.4 million, reflecting a strong operational performance.

Held 17,722 Bitcoin at year-end, representing a 141% increase over the prior year.

Total Revenue
$377M
Previous year: $78.8M
+378.0%
EPS
$1.09
Previous year: $0.48
+127.1%
Bitcoin Mined
4.83K
Previous year: 6.63K
-27.1%
Hash Rate Capacity (EH/s)
31.5
Cash and Equivalents
$278M
Previous year: $597M
-53.5%
Total Assets
$439M
Previous year: $2.05B
-78.6%

Riot Revenue

Riot EPS

Riot Revenue by Segment

Forward Guidance

Riot is positioning itself for future growth through strategic acquisitions, expanded mining capacity, and potential AI/HPC initiatives.

Positive Outlook

  • Engaged financial advisors to explore AI/HPC sector opportunities.
  • 600 megawatts of unutilized power capacity available for expansion.
  • Continued focus on increasing Bitcoin yield for shareholders.
  • Strong balance sheet with ample liquidity and Bitcoin holdings.
  • Cost-efficient mining strategy despite network challenges.

Challenges Ahead

  • Impact of Bitcoin halving reducing mining rewards.
  • Increased global hash rate leading to greater competition.
  • Engineering revenue declined due to delayed contracts.
  • Fluctuating power credits affecting cost efficiencies.
  • Potential volatility in Bitcoin prices impacting profitability.