Core Scientific posted its Q4 earnings on Tuesday, as per an official press release by Business Wire.
The update comes as Bitcoin mining firms shift towards more generalized power generation facilities to accommodate rising demand from new clients and firms that want to create data center and AI infrastructure, which — similar to BTC mining — requires tremendous amounts of energy.
The earnings reports also come after TeraWulf and MARA holdings posted their Q4 and full-year earnings for 2025, following the same trend.
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At the time of writing, Core Scientific shares were trading at $16.49, down by 2.83%.
“We’re now past the halfway point on our existing builds and scaling our colocation platform into a 1.5 gigawatt pipeline of leasable capacity,” said Core Scientific CEO Adam Sullivan.
“With a multi-geography footprint and proven execution, we’re accelerating RFS timelines across multiple sites to position the company for durable growth.”
The results for Q4 earnings were as follows:
- Total Revenue: $79.8 million
- Gross profit: $20.8 million
- Net income: $216 million
- Non GAAP adjusted EBITDA: -$42.7 million
Revenue by segments:
- Co-location revenue: $31.3 million
- Digital asset self-mining revenue: $42.2 million
- Digital asset hosted mining revenue: $6.3 million