Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has reported its best-ever quarterly results, with its highest-ever revenue and profitability beating analyst expectations.
CleanSpark said on Thursday that its revenue for its third quarter from April to June was $198.6 million, a 91% increase from its $104 million in revenues from the same quarter a year ago, beating analyst expectations of around $195 million.
“This was the most successful quarter in CleanSpark’s history, and it reflects the strength of our strategy,” said CleanSpark CEO Zach Bradford.
The firm also reported a quarterly net income of $257.4 million compared to a loss of $236.2 million in the previous year. Its diluted earnings per share were 78 cents, far outpacing analysts’ expectations of around 20 cents per share.
“Fiscal Q3 was a pivotal quarter for CleanSpark, as we fully funded operational expenses through monthly Bitcoin production while simultaneously expanding our Bitcoin treasury,” said its chief financial officer, Gary Vecchiarelli.
First company to hit hashrate milestone
CleanSpark also claimed to be the first public mining company to achieve 50 exahashes per second in the US and to have 5.8% of global hashrate under management.
“We reached 50 EH/s of operational hashrate in June, becoming the first public company to do so exclusively with American infrastructure,” said Bradford.
The firm expanded its Bitcoin (BTC) treasury to over $1 billion in value, without needing to raise capital through equity offerings in 2025.
CleanSpark currently holds 12,703 BTC worth around $1.48 billion at current market prices, making it the ninth-largest holder of Bitcoin among public companies.
Results fail to woo investors
Shares in CleanSpark (CLSK) ended trading on Thursday down over 2.5% to $10.72 and saw only a slight bump after-hours that cooled to a less than 1% gain.
Shares in the crypto miner have gained 16.4% since the beginning of 2025, performing better than sector leader MARA Holdings, which is down over 7% this year.
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Big quarter for Bitcoin miners
Bitcoin mining firms have had a bumper quarter, primarily due to the assets’ 32% appreciation in value over the period.
In late July, MARA Holdings beat analyst expectations in its second-quarter earnings with revenues up 64% year-on-year to $238 million.
Meanwhile, Riot Platforms reported a record $219.5 million in net income for the period.
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