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Crypto mining companies continue to publicly announce their hardware investments with confidence as the upcoming halving event approaches. Accordingly, Phoenix Group PLC, a cryptocurrency mining and blockchain company listed on the Abu Dhabi securities market, has completed a purchase worth $187 million to strengthen its position in the Bitcoin mining industry.
Phoenix’s Noteworthy Announcement
Phoenix Computer Equipment, a subsidiary of Phoenix Group, announced on January 9th through the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) that it has signed a deal to purchase the latest mining devices from Bitmain through Cypher Capital DMCC.
According to the announcement, the purchase was successfully completed and all necessary procedures were followed. The company described the deal as a step in the process of increasing Phoenix’s mining power and becoming a leading force in the global Bitcoin mining sector.
In December, the United Arab Emirates-based Phoenix Group placed the most significant order with WhatsMiner in two years. Accordingly, the company announced the purchase of new hardware equipment worth $380 million from WhatsMiner, aiming to expand its hydro cooling hardware.
Phoenix’s Preparations for the Halving
Phoenix Group also began trading on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange in December and became one of the first publicly traded crypto companies in the Middle East. The company’s share price rose to 2.32 dirhams. According to the company, as of January 4, 2024, the market value of the company is $3.95 billion.
Phoenix Group successfully closed its initial public offering on November 18, 2023, with 33 times more demand than the offer of 907,323,529 shares, indicating overwhelming interest. Phoenix revealed that individual investors demanded the offer 180 times more, while institutional investors contributed 22 times more demand.
Following the Whatsminer partnership and the IPO process, the Bitmain deal further strengthened Phoenix Group’s hash power and market share. These recent steps indicate that company officials are taking significant measures in anticipation of the Bitcoin halving event scheduled for April.
