Bitfarms Expands Convertible Notes Offering to $500 Million Amid Market Optimism

Highlights:

• Bitfarms has launched $500 million convertible notes offering to support operations and expansion plans.
• Bitfarms’ stock fell after the announcement but remains up over 80% this month.
• The company plans to use proceeds for general corporate purposes and to reduce share dilution.

Bitfarms Ltd. announced a $500 million convertible senior notes offering on Thursday, raising the amount from its previously planned $300 million. The notes carry a 1.375% interest rate and will mature on January 15, 2031. Initial purchasers have the option to acquire an additional $88 million in notes within 13 days.

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The offering is expected to close around October 21, 2025, subject to approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange. The notes feature an initial conversion price of roughly $6.86 per share, representing a 30% premium to Bitfarms’ last closing price of $5.28. The company intends to use the net proceeds for general corporate purposes and limited to capped call transactions.

The capped call transactions will minimize the possible dilution of the shareholders in case the notes are converted. The transactions are hedged to counter the effect of issuing new shares. Bitfarms also structured the notes to accrue interest semi-annually starting July 15, 2026. Investors may repurchase, redeem, or convert the notes before maturity, giving flexibility for strategic planning.

Bitfarms is a vertically integrated mining and very powerful computing company located in North America that deals with the mining of Bitcoin. The company has a 1.3-gigawatt energy pipeline, of which over 80% is based in the U.S. These functions assist in mining and computing performance. The company has steadily grown its infrastructure while maintaining strong energy capabilities.

Bitfarms’ Stock Reaction and Convertible Notes Offering Impact

The stock of Bitfarms dropped 18.5% to $7.5 on Thursday following the announcement and another 5.3% in after-hours trading. This decline still maintains the shares ahead by a greater margin of more than 80% in the previous month. Analysts credit the gains to renewed investor confidence in Bitcoin mining, with the crypto markets recovering.

The stock buyback is pursuant to a pending investor class action initiated in May. The suit claims that Bitfarms falsely reported its financial performance. The plaintiffs allege that the company treated the proceeds of the sales of digital assets as operating cash flow instead of investing cash flow. The suit also questions the reported remediation of a material weakness linked to warrant transactions. Meanwhile, the company acquired Stronghold Digital Mining Inc. for $164 million.

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Congressman Zachary Nunn earlier ordered a national security assessment of China-linked companies in the crypto mining industry. Meanwhile, Bitmain and Nasdaq-listed Cango both denied any merger intentions. In addition, they affirmed their adherence to U.S. laws. Bitfarms has been transparent as it navigates such market and political challenges. Meanwhile, Bitfarms and Riot Platforms recently reached a settlement agreement, ending a takeover attempt that began in 2024.

Operational Growth and Financial Outlook

Bitfarms is still diversifying its activities beyond Bitcoin mining to include high-performance computing and artificial intelligence data center services. The company registered a growth of 42% in revenue over the past year. Bitfarms is projected to be profitable this year, which indicates efficiency in its operations and high demand in the sector.

The company has an up-to-date ratio of 3.11, indicating good short-term financial stability. Bitfarms had formerly secured the project-specific funding of $300 million with Macquarie Group for its Panther Creek, Pennsylvania data center campus. The investments reinforce the infrastructure and U.S. energy capabilities of the company.