Delin Holdings: Procures 2,995 new-generation S21 series water-cooled miners from Bitmain
BlockBeats News, September 28 — Hong Kong-listed company Deli Holdings (1709.HK) announced that it has reached a procurement intention agreement with Bitmain, the world's largest cryptocurrency mining machine manufacturer. The cooperation specifically involves plans to use part of its own funds combined with financing from deep partner Antalpha loans to purchase a total of 2,995 new-generation S21 series water-cooled mining machines. These mining machines will be deployed in professional data centers in Oman and Paraguay, with Bitmain providing comprehensive hosting and operation & maintenance services. Together with the previous purchase of 2,200 mining machines, Deli has invested over HKD 320 millions.
The board of Deli Holdings believes this move is a strategic measure to enhance the group's competitive advantage and core business in the fields of digital assets, blockchain, and bitcoin mining, directly supporting the group's vision to become the first listed "bitcoin computing power stock" in Hong Kong. The board of Deli Holdings believes that entering into formal agreements and letters of intent for bitcoin mining machines will bring long-term financial returns and value to shareholders, create diversified sources of income, and enable the group to seize rapidly expanding opportunities in the digital asset and blockchain sectors. (Zhitong Finance)
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