MARA Holdings, Inc. Q1 FY2026 Earnings Call
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Overview and Strategic Highlights
- Q1 2026 marked a pivotal shift for MARA toward a digital infrastructure company focused on AI/HPC, sovereign AI, and Bitcoin mining as a foundation. Key moves included advancing the Starwood joint venture from announcement to execution, closing the majority acquisition of Exaion, retiring ~30% of convertible debt, and announcing the definitive agreement to acquire Long Ridge Energy & Power (post-quarter).
- Long Ridge acquisition adds 1,600 acres and a path to >1 GW total capacity (from existing 200 MW at Hannibal), including a 505 MW combined-cycle gas plant generating $144M annualized adjusted EBITDA (H2 2025) with 76% contracted capacity. Expected to increase owned/operated capacity by ~65% to ~2.2 GW upon closing (with expansion to 2.4 GW). Initial 200 MW AI build-out planned for construction start H1 2027, online mid-2028. Power cost ~$15/MWh; existing Bitcoin mining at Hannibal continues uninterrupted.
- Starwood JV provides capital-efficient monetization of powered sites (MARA receives equity credit for contributed land/power/interconnection value). Structure targets 9-15% yield on cost; example 200 MW project could yield $50-100M net annualized stabilized cash flow with minimal incremental equity. Multiple tenant discussions active across 90% of sites; first leases targeted by year-end 2026. Starwood brings 7+ GW data center development experience.
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