Core Scientific, once a leading player in the Bitcoin mining landscape, is poised to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in mid-to-late January 2024, as announced on December 21, 2023. This comes after a tumultuous period marked by financial challenges that led to the company filing for bankruptcy in December 2022.
Core Scientific has reached a principal agreement with its shareholders. This arrangement involves the distribution of convertible notes and stock by mid-January 2024, followed by a strategic relisting on the NASDAQ exchange. This move signifies a crucial step in the company's restructuring and recovery efforts. Adam Sullivan, the CEO of Core Scientific, has expressed optimism about the company's future, citing plans for de-leveraging the balance sheet and fostering growth in 2024 and beyond.
As part of the bankruptcy exit strategy, Core Scientific shareholders are set to receive new shares exchanged at a ratio of 25:1. This exchange ratio translates to approximately $1.08 per pre-exchange share. Concurrently, noteholders will receive varying compensation based on the face value of their notes, with amounts due in April and August receiving $1.628 and $1.201 per $1 of face value, respectively. These financial arrangements underscore the company's commitment to equitable treatment of its investors during the restructuring process.
Looking ahead, Core Scientific aims to significantly expand its operational capacity. The company operates seven facilities across five U.S. states, with a current operational capacity of 724 megawatts (MW). There are plans to add 372 MW of capacity by 2027, projecting a rise in revenue from $583 million in 2024 to $968 million in 2027. Additionally, Core
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