Bitcoin BTC$111,480.33 Miner Cleanspark (CLSK) ended in September after a transformative fiscal year for the BTC Treasury, which has recorded record production and growing, the company said in a press release on Friday.
The Las Vegas-based mining company produced 629 bitcoins a month, selling 445 BTC at an average price of nearly 21 coins a day, with an average price of $109,568, and about $49 million.
Its operational hashrate averaged 45.6 EH/s, with fleet efficiency reaching 16.07 j/th.
The company’s holdings have risen to over 13,000 self-my India BTC, highlighting its strategy of using Bitcoin as its core financial asset.
Over the past year, CleanSpark has expanded capacity with the purchase of Griid Infrastructure, launched a derivatives program to manage volatility and funds, and strengthened its balance sheet with a $650 million convertible note and a $400 million Bitcoin-assisted credit facility.
CEO Matt Schultz said September was “monologious” in its release, highlighting the appointment of new leadership and the additional $200 million credit abilities.
With 1.03 Gigawatts (GW) of electricity and 808 Megawatts (MW) under contract, CleanSpark has placed itself as one of the industry’s biggest self-manipulation miners heading into fiscal year 2026.
CleanSpark’s shares were 5.7% higher in early trade, at around $16.00.
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