• Canaan’s Q3 revenue growth was substantial, with a YoY increase of 104% to reach $150.5 million, driven by record mining output.
  Gross profit figures showed an improvement to $16.6 million from last year’s loss of $21.5 million.
• It mined 267 BTC, possessed 1,610 BTC, and 3,950 ETH, with a value in excess of $161 million.

Shares of Bitcoin mining hardware maker Canaan surged sharply on Tuesday following its Q3 earnings report. Canaan’s financial report showed it had achieved a 104% increase in revenue on a year-over-year basis due to significant demand for mining hardware. Its stock rose about 16% to almost hit the $1 milestone.

Canaan reported its strongest quarterly performance in years despite the broader crypto market downturn. Its gross profit finally became positive, reaching $16.6 million, after incurring a loss of $21.5 million in the previous year. Its sales in products amounted to $118.6 million, with mining income reaching its highest level at $30.6 million in the third quarter.

Q3 Revenue and Mining Output Hit Record Highs

It posted Q3 revenue of $150.5 million, outperforming market guidance while increasing 50% from the previous quarter. Canaan successfully sold more than 10 exahashes per second of computing power, reaching a new record. Its self-mining capacity now boasts 9.3 EH/s, contributing to its mining revenue increase, especially with resistance from network difficulty.

Canaan Inc. shared that Canaan mined 267 BTC with an average sales value per coin of $114,485. The company also increased its crypto holdings, closing October with 1,610 BTC and 3,950 ETH, worth more than $161 million. Good pricing, enhanced product lineup, and reduced inventory write-downs are what aided the operational turnaround.

It filled an order for 50,000 pieces of Avalon A15 Pro mining machines for a U.S. client, its largest sale in three years. Another major development was its gas-to-compute pilot in Alberta, Canada, which utilized stranded gas to produce electricity for mining and high-density computing.

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Canaan Projects Q4 Bitcoin Revenue Between $175M–$205M

Canaan emphasized its solid demand in North America during its earnings call. CFO James JinCheng emphasized that U.S. clients accounted for 31% of overall revenue in Q3, with repeat business driving growth. It launched its new Avalon A16 miners, in addition to its Q4 revenue forecast ranging from $175 to $205 million.

Other mining companies posted gains as well. HIVE Digital’s profit rose 285 percent, while revenues for BitFuFu doubled in Q3 from cloud mining and selling mining equipment. These gains come in response to increasing prices for Bitcoin, in addition to the industry shifting towards AI mining with higher costs due to decreased valuations for cryptocurrency.

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