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To own TeraWulf, you need to believe its pivot from pure bitcoin mining to contracted AI and HPC hosting can ultimately justify heavy upfront spending and current losses. The fresh US$1.30 billion secured for Abernathy strengthens the near term growth catalyst of rapid capacity build out, but also amplifies the key risk around higher leverage, execution timelines and future free cash flow if AI infrastructure demand or tenant performance disappoints.
Among recent developments, the restricted stock awards granted to senior executives are particularly relevant, because they tie management directly to the success of this AI and data center expansion alongside legacy mining. For shareholders, that equity alignment sits against a backdrop of increasing capital intensity and already volatile returns, making it important to track how effectively new projects like Abernathy translate into recurring, contracted cash flows over time.
Yet beneath the AI growth story, investors should also be aware of how expanding long term obligations could affect...
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TeraWulf's narrative projects $920.8 million revenue and $157.9 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how TeraWulf's forecasts yield a $21.44 fair value, a 57% upside to its current price.
Nine members of the Simply Wall St Community currently value TeraWulf between US$4.92 and US$26 per share, highlighting very different expectations. Set against this spread, the company’s rising leverage and dependence on large, long term AI hosting agreements could have meaningful implications for how those forecasts play out.
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