Key Highlights HIVE experiences 158% revenue surge as Bitcoin production doubles year-over-year HIVE stock declines despite robust mining performance and HPC segment expansion HIVE achieves $
HIVE Digital Technologies (HIVE) experienced notable stock pressure following its fiscal 2026 earnings release, despite reporting exceptional revenue growth. The stock declined 1.89% to $4.67, unable to maintain momentum above the $4.76 threshold. While the annual report highlighted impressive mining operations growth and expanding HPC services, a substantial GAAP net loss weighed on investor sentiment.
HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd., HIVE
HIVE Digital Technologies announced fiscal 2026 revenue totaling $297.8 million, representing a 158% year-over-year increase. Digital currency mining operations contributed $278.3 million to the total, with HPC hosting services accounting for an additional $19.5 million. Enhanced Bitcoin valuations combined with expanded operational capacity drove the revenue acceleration.
The company’s Bitcoin production surged to 2,885 BTC throughout fiscal 2026, nearly doubling the 1,414 BTC produced during fiscal 2025. This production boost stemmed from HIVE’s substantial hashrate expansion from 6.5 EH/s to 25.1 EH/s across the fiscal period. Nevertheless, escalating network difficulty levels continued to challenge mining profitability metrics.
Gross operating margin performance strengthened significantly, reaching $107.9 million—equivalent to 36% of total revenue. This marked substantial improvement from the prior year’s $25.1 million and 22% margin. The margin expansion reflected enhanced operational efficiency, contributions from Paraguay facilities, and superior HPC profitability.
HIVE disclosed a GAAP net loss of $148.4 million for the fiscal year. Management attributed approximately $221.3 million of the loss to non-cash charges. These charges encompassed depreciation expenses, equity-based compensation, investment valuation adjustments, and equipment impairments.
Adjusted EBITDA reached $72.9 million, representing 24% of consolidated revenue. Operating cash flow demonstrated strong improvement, increasing 3.5-fold to $62.3 million. However, elevated expenditures related to workforce expansion, Paraguay facility development, and BUZZ HPC operations offset profitability gains.
Fourth-quarter performance showed revenue of $71.8 million, with mining operations contributing $67.2 million. Bitcoin mining revenue contracted 23.9% sequentially due to declining Bitcoin prices during the period. Adjusted EBITDA turned negative at $9 million as hashprice dynamics deteriorated quarter-over-quarter.
HIVE’s BUZZ HPC division delivered record annual revenue of $19.5 million during fiscal 2026. The segment expanded 94% compared to the previous year’s $10 million performance. Growing customer demand for GPU marketplace access and the deployment of NVIDIA H200 cluster infrastructure fueled this expansion.
The division concluded the fiscal year with $35 million in contracted HPC annual recurring revenue. Management established an ambitious target of $660 million in ARR by calendar year-end 2028. The proposed 320 MW AI Gigafactory planned for the Greater Toronto Area represents the cornerstone of this expansion strategy.
HIVE bolstered its financial position shortly after fiscal year-end. A subsidiary entity successfully issued $115 million in zero-coupon exchangeable senior notes maturing in 2031. Management indicated this financing provides adequate capital to support Paraguay operations expansion and an accelerated AI infrastructure development pipeline throughout fiscal 2027.
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