CAN.US

Cryptocurrency mining machine maker Canaan Inc. (CAN.US) said on Thursday it signed a major new order with AGM Group Holdings Inc. for models from its Avalon A15 series. Under the deal, Canaan has agreed to sell 2,000 bitcoin mining machines to AGM, which also has the option to purchase an addition 30,000 machines.

The combined purchases would give AGM up to 300 MW of mining capacity. Canaan did not disclose the value of the deal. But mining machines from its Avalon A15 series typically cost between $2,500 and $4,000 each, which could value the initial deal at about $5 million, based on a purchase price at the bottom of that range.

Canaan shares rose 2.2% in after-hours trade on Thursday after the announcement. The stock is up about 20% this year.

By Doug Young

To subscribe to Bamboo Works weekly free newsletter, click here

Recent Articles

Kelun-Biotech reported rising sales of its signature cancer drug

Precision cancer drugs show promise for Kelun-Biotech

The company reported rising sales of its signature cancer drug and could get national insurance coverage for other key products, potentially boosting full-year earnings Key Takeaways: Topline revenue actually fell…
Illustration of China's hydrogen battery industry

China plays defense on EV batteries, offense on hydrogen

China rolls out new rules restricting the export of cutting-edge technology for EV battery manufacturing. How will this affect Chinese battery makers setting up factories abroad? And hydrogen fuel cell maker Refire reports its revenue fell 10% in the first half of the year. What does this say about a Chinese sector that's getting huge government support, but has yet to find a mass audience?